My paintings are a reflection of my emotional, psychological, and physiological journey, capturing the essence of my life's transformations. Art is my primary language for processing and expressing these shifts, translating my inner experiences into visual forms. Each piece begins as a vision in my mind, a fluid concept that evolves over days or weeks. I immerse myself in this mental landscape, allowing the imagery and symbolism to develop and expand before translating it to the canvas.

The relationship between myself and my artwork is deeply dynamic and transformative. As the painting unfolds, my initial vision continuously adapts, growing and reshaping from conception to reality. This evolving dialogue with the artwork is one of my most cherished aspects of the creative process. I have come to appreciate painting in shorter, more focused bursts, stepping back to engage with the piece as it begins to "speak" to me. This interaction teaches me to let go of rigid expectations and embrace the fluidity of creation, fostering a practice of detachment, acceptance, and release.

Through this process, my work becomes a space where I confront and transcend my attachments, ultimately finding clarity and freedom in the art of letting go. Each painting is not just a finished piece but a testament to my journey, inviting viewers to witness and connect with the transformative power of creative expression.