In my work, light inhabits form and stillness remembers motion. I paint not the surface of things, but the energy that moves through them — the quiet pulse that endures beneath change. Each line and layer of color becomes a record of transformation, a meeting point between the material and the unseen. I want light to feel internal, as if the image were breathing from within its own skin, and I want stillness to vibrate with the memory of motion, as though the forms have only just paused their dance. My paintings are meditations on this balance: the moment where presence and transformation, matter and spirit, become one continuous field.