High-chroma relationships, unexpected complements and atmospheric color fields that carry emotional weight.
Where pigment
finds its rhythm.
Painter and visual storyteller translating memory, atmosphere and gesture into layered contemporary works. My studio practice moves between expressive color, tactile surfaces and quiet narrative.
Painting is a conversation
between accident and intent.
I build paintings through successive layers: broad gestures first, then interruptions, scraped-back passages and deliberate marks. The result is work that feels discovered rather than manufactured, vivid at a distance, intimate up close.
The marks I return to.
Layering, glazing, dry-brush texture and palette-knife passages across canvas and prepared board.
Building visual stories from fragments of place, memory and observation rather than literal depiction.
Translating a client's atmosphere, palette and spatial needs into a singular original work.
A small museum
of recent color.
From first mark
to final surface.
Collect the atmosphere
For commissions, we begin with references, room context, mood and the feeling the finished work should create.
Let the painting breathe
Color, texture and gesture accumulate in layers, leaving room for productive accidents and revisions.
Know when to stop
The final stage is subtraction as much as addition: balancing tension, silence and the last necessary mark.
Selected moments
from the studio.
Chromatic Weather - Solo Presentation
A twelve-work presentation exploring monsoon skies through saturated indigo, mineral green and vermilion.
Soft Collision - Group Exhibition
Featured in a curated group show focused on material experimentation and contemporary mark-making.
Rooms of Memory - Residency
Completed a studio residency investigating domestic landscapes, faded architecture and inherited color.
“The paintings feel like memories that suddenly became visible.”
Mira Sen, CuratorHave a wall
that needs a story?
For original works, private commissions, exhibition enquiries or studio conversations, send a note. I typically reply within two business days.