Recent Work

My recent work explores the paradoxes of modern life through humour, symbolism, and visual storytelling. Rather than offering answers, I create work that invites conversation and reflection, exploring themes of geopolitics, climate change, philosophy, technology, consciousness, and the human condition.

My background in sculpture continues to shape my practice. I often incorporate found objects and assemblage into my work, allowing everyday materials to become part of the narrative. These sculptural elements blur the boundary between painting and object, encouraging viewers to engage with the work from multiple perspectives.

Are we living in a state of cognitive dissonance? Are we moving in the right direction? Do we truly have free will, or is life itself just a game?

As you explore my portfolio, you'll notice the style shifts from one series to the next. That's intentional. While my visual language continues to evolve, the questions at the heart of my work remain constant. Rather than settling into a single aesthetic too early, I'm allowing each idea to dictate its own form.

I see this stage of my practice as an essential period of exploration—a chance to experiment, take risks, and remain open to discovery. My artistic voice is rooted in curiosity, questioning, and the search for meaning. Whether expressed through painting, assemblage, or installation, the goal is always the same: to create work that sparks conversation long after the viewer has walked away.