Irises by Moonlight

Artist’s Inspiration
My work is deeply inspired by the mastery of line and ornament found in Art Nouveau, particularly the works of Alphonse Mucha. I am fascinated by the relationship between human forms and the botanical world, often seeking to depict my subjects not merely as separate entities, but as part of a larger, living tapestry.
I wanted to explore the intersection of the celestial and the earthly. By pairing the deep, regal tones of the iris with the warmth of gold and the quiet intimacy of the figures, I aimed to capture a moment of stillness—a "nocturnal bloom" where beauty, magic, and nature reside in perfect equilibrium.

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From my earliest memories, I have been a maker of worlds with pencil and brush. I can still see my father, proud, placing my drawings on display—moments that planted the seed of a lifelong devotion to art.

Painting is my passage to another realm: a space alive with color, pattern, and thought in its purest form. Often, the work itself whispers the next stroke, guiding me as initial intentions transform into unexpected visions.

I am inspired by the luminous elegance of Klimt, the flowing lines of Mucha, the intricate beauty of Morris, the bold grace of De Lempicka, the ethereal light of Monet, and the daring, vibrant energy of Picasso and Matisse. Their echoes are woven into my own visual language, a celebration of inner beauty, the sacredness of nature, and the invisible threads of energy that connect all things.

Professionally trained with a degree in Creative and Visual Arts (2016), I have been fortunate to share my work in exhibitions, where it has found homes and hearts to dwell in. Each piece is both a reflection and an invitation—to pause, to feel, and to see the world as a tapestry of connection and wonder.