Deep in the forest

The artist constructs a highly textured, semi-abstract landscape that draws upon the tradition of matter painting, emphasizing the raw materiality of the surface. A dense topography of crusted earth tones—russet, deep brown, and ochre—anchors the lower register, rising toward clusters of vibrant green that suggest encroaching moss or foliage. The center opens into a hazy, cavernous space where pale greys and diffused light disrupt the heavy geology. The artist relies on tactile, undulating layers of pigment to build an environment that prioritizes organic rhythms over strict perspective, driven by a self-described passionate approach to the medium.