An old tree stands beside a house that seems to have been left behind.
It feels like a witness — more alive than the structure itself, holding time within its presence.
A mailbox remains, carrying traces of what once was — messages, connections, lives that have already moved on.
It is dusk, and a thin crescent moon appears — a moment of transition.
Between past and present, presence and absence.
What remains is not the story itself, but its echo —
held in place, in silence, in memory.
Afterglow series
My work serves as a visual archive of moments that continue to live within us. To me, Afterglow is not merely fading light—it is an inner resource. It is the shadow on a path, the glint on water, the silhouettes of old trees that become anchors in the present.
I use textured, expressive brushwork to convey the fluid nature of memory: while the details may blur, emotional resonance remains. Each painting opens a space for reflection—where fleeting glimpses of the past transform into quiet strength, capable of shaping the future.