My work is driven by a desire to honor those who came before us and ensure their stories are not forgotten. It started as a personal need to connect with the past, a way of keeping the people, cultures, and histories that shaped us present in our lives today. Through my paintings, I aim to give them a voice and a presence in the world once more.

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Watercolor allows me to express this connection in a way that feels both organic and spontaneous. Its unpredictable nature brings a sense of movement and life to each piece, reinforcing the idea that history is not static. History lingers, breathes, and resonates in unexpected ways. Painted on acid-free mineral ground boards and sealed with UV protection, my paintings are made to be experienced without glass, inviting a more intimate connection.

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My background in Illustration and digital media has provided me with the skills to bring ideas to life quickly. But after years of staring at computer screens and feeling a physical disconnect from my work - I was drawn to the unpredictability and depth of watercolor. The way pigments flow and settle mirrors the tension between the past and present - memory and reality. It is a medium that requires a great deal of patience and flexibility.

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Through my paintings, I hope to keep the memory of those who came before us alive. Each piece is a tribute to their legacy, a reminder that even as time moves forward, their stories remain, and they are never forgotten.