My oil paintings prioritizes color, form, and impressionistic approach. Rather than constructing an image through multiple layers, I work with decisive brush strokes, allowing each stroke to retain its individuality while contributing to the whole.

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Paint is applied with intention and confidence, creating texture and rhythm across the surface. The focus is on how colors interact to suggest depth, movement, and atmosphere. This approach preserves a sense of immediacy within the work while maintaining compositional balance.

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I work with a restrained palette to keep colors clear and expressive, letting light and contrast guide the painting rather than excessive blending. Up close, the work reveals abstraction and physical texture; from a distance, forms begin to emerge and resolve.

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Drawing from the broader lineage of Impressionism and modern expressive painting, my work aims to capture transient moments — shifting light, changing color, and the quiet tension between structure and spontaneity — interpreted through a contemporary lens.