My Secret World II. Watercolor on paper. 70”x52”
Throughout my artistic practice, nature has been my touchstone and refuge. I am drawn to misty, rainy, fog-covered, and snowy landscapes—places where the atmosphere softens the world and quiets the mind. Being immersed in these conditions gives me a deep sense of peace and coziness, as if the landscape itself embraces me.
I work primarily in large-scale watercolor, a medium that feels inseparable from the water present in the atmosphere I depict. The fluidity of watercolor mirrors rain, fog, melting snow, and drifting moisture in the air. Through a multi-layered painting process, I gradually build depth, light, and atmosphere, allowing forms to emerge slowly, much like a landscape revealing itself through weather.
Painting becomes a meditative act—one of deep relaxation and attentiveness—where emotion and environment merge. Through these works, I hope to transfer that sense of calm and quiet presence to the viewer, inviting you to slow down, step inside the scene, and take a walk with me through the painting.
After taking a long four-year break to bring new life into this world, I am finally finding my way back to the art studio. My children follow along and love to “help” me paint, so consider it a special touch if you happen to discover tiny fingerprints in my work.
Watercolor on paper. 80”x52”
Watercolor on paper. 70”x52”
Watercolor on paper. 80”x52”
Watercolor on paper. 80”x52”
SOLD
Watercolor on paper. 70”x52”
Watercolor on paper. 80”x52”
SOLD