BIOGRAPHY

I’m an artist exploring the radical potential of softness.

Through large-scale, intimate paintings of flowers, I work with a visual language that has often been dismissed—too feminine, too decorative, too quiet. But I believe that in this very quietness lies power. My practice is rooted in attention, care, and presence.

Each painting is a slow meditation. I spend hours with a single bloom, immersing myself in its structure, tone, and spirit. The act of painting becomes a dialogue—between form and feeling, time and stillness. I trace each petal not only with the brush, but with thought and breath. It’s in this focused state that I feel most connected to the present moment.

Through this process, I invite viewers to slow down as well—to look closely, to feel deeply, to rediscover the beauty in what is often overlooked. My work reclaims softness, vulnerability, and emotional depth as powerful tools for reflection and resistance. In a fast-paced world that often associates value with dominance or disruption, I choose tenderness.

Softness, for me, is not passive—it is a form of quiet defiance.