I paint ordinary places.
I hold familiar spaces still long enough for something else to emerge — a building, a sign, a stretch of land. Everyday spaces that seem to hold more then they first reveal.
The work focuses not on events, but on what lingers. Places absorb memory and expectation; those quiet traces shape how a space feels.
The paintings are restrained. Form is simplified, color quieted. They appear stable at first, then slowly shift. Meaning accumulates through looking.