Imprints 2022 - 2026

One Hum, 40'' x 30'', 2025

Blue Window, 36" x 36", 2024

Fiori, 20'' x 20'', 2025

Memory Of Trees, 20" x 20", 2024

Portals, 20" x 20", 2024

Flowers and Light Bulbs, 20'' x 20'', 2023

Floating in Between, 20" x 20", 2022

Trees in the Sky, 20'' x 20'', 2023

With Flower, 20'' x 20'', 2023

Roma, 20'' x 20'', 2023

With Willow Tree, 20'' x 20'', 2023

Liminal Space, 20'' x 20'', 2023

Archival Fine Art Prints on Baryta Photo Paper

20 editions​

These pieces are contemplative and dreamlike in nature. Each composition is created with layered photographs of significant experiences or places I have visited . My intention is to poetically recreate the sensory experience of a meaningful moment.

One Hum, 2025

On the Day of the Dead in Mexico, the marigold flower, cempazúchitl, symbolizes and celebrates the souls of the dead returning back home. Its golden-orange petals are laid on the streets, leading the way to the altars created by loved ones in churches or homes. I remember the beauty of this tradition vividly, and how I first translated it into a painting during high school art class.

In my recent work, the flower has returned to my work – as both meditation and offering. I’m focusing more and more on layering and juxtaposing seemingly unrelated images, as a way of exploring the quiet tension between freedom and confinement, stillness and vibration, isolation and connection, clarity and ambiguity.

By combining architectural and organic forms - and altering the scale between them – I aim to evoke a visual idea of space and time: one that mirrors a state of awareness often experienced in meditation, where time dissolves yet lingers in us as consciousness forever.