Artist Statement

My work begins in the spaces between noise —
in the quiet pause where light softens, silence gathers,
and the mind exhales.

I create minimalist artworks shaped by serenity.
Through layered wood, tonal gradients, and quiet geometry,
I explore how form can become a feeling —
how a single curve or shadow can steady the senses
and shift the atmosphere of a room.

Trained as an architect,
I’m guided by purity of line, spatial balance, and restraint.
Yet my deeper compass is sensitivity —
the ability to feel what cannot be seen.
Art became the still point —
a way to turn intensity into intention,
to translate emotion into structure,
and serenity into form.

Each piece is created slowly, by hand,
in conversation with light.
I work in matte, meditative tones —
muted, honest, and tactile.
Texture becomes language.
Shadow becomes breath.

My intention is not to decorate,
but to hold space —
to offer artworks that breathe with their environment,
anchoring calm, presence, and quiet strength.

I believe art should support
the emotional architecture of a home:
to soften its edges,
to harmonise its rhythm,
to bring its inhabitants gently inward.

This is my practice —
a devotion to serenity,
to balance,
to spaces that remember how to breathe.

With serenity,