Paintings

Oil on canvas becomes a medium for excavation — not expression. Each work is a confrontation between the seen and the buried: the psychic residue of history, trauma, and spiritual resistance. My paintings often emerge from silence and ritual, where the act of painting is closer to witness than invention. The imagery moves between the symbolic and the human — figures, apparitions, and forces that resist simplification.

These works live at the intersection of memory and reckoning. They ask what remains sacred when everything else is corrupted, and what beauty still dares to stand in the ruins.