For as long as I can remember, art has been my passion a journey of discovery that has unveiled parts of who I am. To me, art is more than just a medium; it’s an intimate reflection of my soul, a visual extension of my thoughts and emotions. Through the delicate intricacies of each botanical subject, I aim able to capture the beauty and complexity of change, while sharing a piece of myself with you. Every pencil mark is a dialogue between nature and the way I see it, and I invite you to explore this world of monochromatic imagery, texture, and meaning, where art meets identity.

What makes my work even more meaningful to me is my focus on the cycle of life and death within plants. The rapid transition from vibrant life to quiet decay has always fascinated me. Death, while often seen as dark and depressing, can also be one of nature’s most profound and beautiful processes. In plants, we witness how life can fade so quickly, yet still leave behind a lingering beauty in its wake. It’s a reminder of how fleeting and fragile our existence can be, and how every stage no matter how brief or impermanent holds its own kind of grace. This delicate balance between life and death in plants resonated deeply with me, and I chose it as my subject for its raw honesty, its transience, and its ability to capture the beauty in endings as much as it’s beginnings.