This show is about imagining people back in nature—not just surrounded by it, but part of it again. Each piece captures a fleeting moment: a figure waiting under a tree, a body blending into water, a gorilla standing in the silence, a gaze lost in the wild. moments of unity, survival, waiting, and memory.
Using a figurative style with expressive brushwork and layered textures, I aim to bridge emotion and environment. The figures are not fully rendered nor fully abstract—they exist in the space between, echoing our complicated relationship with the world that sustains us. The palette draws on earth tones, water hues, and seasonal transitions to evoke both harmony and tension.
Leaf, Wind, Distention
77x60 inches
Mixed media on canvas
KOKO
48x36 Inches
Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas
Still Cucumber
24x18 Inches
Acrylic on paper panel