Me, Myself & I
I create contemplative visual narratives that explore the fragile beauty of perception, memory, and impermanence. Working across photography, printmaking, and experimental processes, I transform the overlooked and the ephemeral into spaces of quiet luminosity. My practice weaves together light, history, and human behaviour to reveal how vision is always mediated, layered, and incomplete — yet capable of profound resonance. At its core, my work seeks the uncommon beauty within imperfection and the poetics of what slips just beyond sight.
I approach art as a poetic investigation of perception, memory, and impermanence. Across photography, printmaking, and experimental processes, I seek to reveal the unseen layers of experience — whether through halation grids extracted from masterworks, Polaroid transfers dissolving into translucence, or phone-eye landscapes that expose what slips past distracted vision. Philosophically, I work in the space between ephemerality and permanence: moments dissolve, but their traces remain luminous. I am drawn to the uncommon beauty of imperfection and to the ways technology, history, and human behaviour mediate what we see. My practice is grounded in a quiet minimalism, yet also in depth of inquiry — each project becoming both homage and critique, both intimate and universal.
