"What's that supposed to be..."

...Is probably the question I get the most. I'm fine with that, as long as those asking the question don't expect a response in return. My art is supposed to represent both everything and nothing. Joy and sadness. Dreams and reality. It is supposed to offer, not a view into my soul, but into the viewers' soul. What someone sees in my art says a lot about who they are and how they view the world. 

Where does my art come from? I like to say it's my brain on canvas. It's my thoughts, emotions and fears coming through my fingertips, expressing themselves through colourful acrylics. 

Each piece is inspired by something - a colour, a breakup, a travel experience. That's why each piece is unique and tells a different story.

Every piece takes hours to complete. Each one requires me to slow down, think, and react. Each one is time-consuming and slow. This is in stark contrast to every other aspect of my life: quick, fast-paced and rushed. There is beauty in slowness.

For those looking at my art, I hope you feel moved by the movement of colours and shapes. I hope you look closely and realize that anything is possible. I hope you try to find your own meaning in the art; do you see a seahorse, a rocket ship, a skyscraper? My goal through expressing my own soul, emotions, and feelings, is to get you to think about, and deeply feel, your own.

Fast Abstraction: Sometimes, when things are moving just a bit too slow, I have the need to create a "fast" piece of art. These are the results. 

The art you see on this website is for sale (unless already sold). Limited edition prints are also available upon request.

If you would like to inquire about purchasing a piece, or are interested in a commission, please visit my contact page.