For as long as I can remember, art has been a constant in my life—a quiet but persistent companion that I returned to, no matter where life took me. I spent years in the corporate world, pursuing goals that felt practical but ultimately unfulfilling.
My work in hyperrealism is a reflection of this journey. Each piece is crafted with patience and precision, capturing the beauty I see in life’s details. For me, creating art is about more than technique—it's about capturing moments that feel real and resonate deeply. It’s my hope that my work doesn’t just fill a space, but that it brings a bit of joy and connection to those who welcome it into their lives.
Today, as I paint, I’m grateful to be doing what I love, in a way that lets me be present with my family. My art is both a personal journey and an offering to others. It’s a joy to know that each piece may find a place in someone’s home, becoming a part of their story as well.
