Art has been my anchor since childhood, my mother quickly discovered a way to get me to sit still was to put art materials in front of me. Years later, that same curiosity and drive to create continue to shape so much of what I do. That quiet focus and sense of wonder has been with me ever since.

Over the years, my path has taken me from studios to mountain trails and through vibrant cities across Southeast Asia and South America. Those journeys opened my eyes to magnificent cultures, ancient techniques, and the profound connection between creativity and place. They deepened my fascination with how art, nature, and design intertwine.

Today, my work weaves together painting, illustration, architecture, and landscape design, all deeply informed by the natural world. I’m drawn to the patterns and intelligence of nature: the way plants adapt, how systems interconnect, how quiet can speak volumes, reminding me that design and ecology are never separate.

For me, slowing down is an act of creation in itself, an opportunity to reflect, reconnect, and foster a sense of belonging with the landscapes we inhabit. Whether I’m sketching a botanical detail or imagining a spatial concept, I’m always seeking that delicate balance between the built and the living world, between structure and soul.