LANDSCAPE
My fascination with landscape began at seven years old, during a visit to an architect's office. Seeing entire walls draped in technical drawings was a sensory feast—my first real introduction to the power of perspective. I was captivated by the way a few lines allowed the viewer to visualise what wasn’t fully depicted. That realisation, that a flat surface could hold an entire world, was a revelation that stays with me today.
Landscape is an ongoing series that narrates the things that move me most. I’m particularly absorbed by the play of light—a universal symbol of hope and wisdom. These works convey my experience of a place or moment in time. They are not painted in situ but from memory, allowing fragments of observation to merge with my own subjective and emotional responses.
Using a palette knife, I sculpt oil paint into tactile layers that contrast against smooth, fluid brushwork. Through this interplay of texture, translucency, and movement, the work reveals both the raw physicality of the medium and the intangible essence of lived experience.
