In The garden, Oil on Linen

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My creative process is deeply rooted in my faith and a desire to connect with God through the act of creation. Each painting begins not with a plan, but with a prayerful openness—a surrender to divine guidance. I create from an emotional and spiritual place, allowing the Holy Spirit to move through me as the work takes form. What emerges is often obscure, abstract, and ambiguous, yet somehow familiar—visual echoes of something greater than myself.

My art is an exploration of light and darkness, motion and stillness, depth and dimension. I use a variety of elements to reflect the complex layers of the human experience and the unseen spiritual realm. These paintings are more than just images; they are Mindscapes—visual interpretations of my personal spiritual journey and reflections of an invisible, eternal reality that exists both within and beyond us. 

I allow the process to unfold naturally, led by faith, visions and emotion. The colors, textures, and movements are revealed intuitively, until the imagery speaks for itself.  Much of my inspiration comes from scripture, especially biblical prophecy. I’m fascinated by the way prophecy speaks to both what has happened and what’s still unfolding. That sense of mystery and revelation fuels my work.  Through this intuitive unfolding, I believe God reveals messages—sometimes subtle, sometimes profound—that speak uniquely to each viewer.

For me, painting is a form of worship and discovery. It’s a way of working through the tension we all experience—between faith and doubt, peace and chaos, clarity and confusion. My hope is that these works not only reflect my own spiritual journey but also invites others to explore their own spiritual path—and to encounter God in a way that is both personal and transformative.