Oz

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I paint wildlife not simply to capture what is seen, but to honor what is wild, fragile, and vanishing.

My work is for those who may never stand eye-to-eye with a snow leopard, witness the silent grace of an owl in flight, or feel the tension of a predator’s stillness. Through brush and pigment, I seek to bring viewers closer—to a world that breathes just beyond our own.

In a time when many species exist only at the edge of our awareness, I paint as a witness. My canvas becomes a place where beauty and urgency meet. Every animal I portray is more than subject—it is story, memory, and plea.

This work is for conservationists, for dreamers, for collectors who feel their walls are not complete without the wild. It is for children who trace the lines of feathers and fur with wonder. It is for myself, too—for the need to connect, to remember, and to give voice to the voiceless.

Above all, my paintings are a quiet rebellion against forgetting.