My paintings investigate the relationship between nature, memory and constructed space.

Drawing from tropical landscapes, botanical forms and imagined architectures, I create immersive environments where organic growth and human presence coexist in a state of continuous transformation.

Rather than depicting specific places, my work constructs symbolic territories suspended between observation and imagination. Layers of color, gesture and materiality become vehicles for exploring permanence, fragility and renewal.

Painting, for me, is not a representation of nature, but a living field of encounter — a space where landscape, memory and perception continuously reshape one another.