This series explores color blocking through the use of bold, saturated color and sharp, deliberate lines. The striking contrasts and clean divisions create a sense of structure and intensity, allowing color itself to take center stage as both subject and statement.

These highly textural pieces emphasize depth, dimension, and tactile expression. This body of work uses the technique of accretion—building up of the surface through the gradual layering of materials to create rich, dimensional textures. Each piece reveals a history of process, with multiple layers adding depth, complexity, and a tactile presence that draws the viewer in.

This series combines encaustic painting with image transfer techniques and shellac burn to create richly layered, visually dynamic surfaces. Ink-based images are embedded into the wax, while the shellac burn introduces organic patterns creating a sense of controlled chaos. Together, these techniques evoke a feeling of transformation and depth.