Time, memory, ritual, and pattern have been central themes in my artwork for decades. While my subject matter and approach have evolved, I continually return to these concepts. In recent years, my focus has shifted to everyday experiences with nature-quiet moments that reflect the passage of time and the balance between chaos and order. Daily walks have become an essential part of my creative practice, offering opportunities to observe and connect with the world around me. These walks inspire "found still lifes" and landscape scenes that form the foundation for my work. I often interweave subtle geometric patterns echoing and expanding the underlying themes. I primarily work with watercolor on paper and acrylic on canvas, using each medium to explore intentionality, observation, and the quiet beauty found in quotidian moments.