In my most recent work, I explore the four elements -air, earth, water and fire - through the intimate lens of my childhood memory. I return to my grandparents’ garden, the place where I first discovered the magic of nature. I paint what I felt then: the wind rustling through the leaves, the earth beneath my feet, the sound of flowing water and the warmth of sunlight. Each piece is a way to reconnect with what is essential, what is felt more than seen.

I then immerse myself in a series dedicated to the plants and flowers that once filled that space. They are symbols of what surrounded me, what filled me with wonder, and taught me how to dream. With every brushstroke, I seek to express joy, lightness, and hope.

“Nature has always been my guide and my refuge. Painting it is my way of honoring it, of giving thanks, and of sharing the deep emotion of feeling connected to something greater”.