I am a contemporary oil painter whose work explores the quiet complexity of human connection. As a figurative artist, I draw inspiration from the human form – not only in its physical presence, but in its emotional weight and silent gestures.

I’m captivated by the fleeting moments between strangers; a passing glance, a shared space, the invisible threads that weave our lives together before drifting apart again.

At the heart of my practice lies the idea of six degrees of separation: the notion that we are all connected by a remarkably short chain of acquaintances. This concept informs the relationships I depict on canvas – figures who may never speak, yet are bound by shared places, memories, or circumstances.

Working primarily in oil, I seek to express both emotion and atmosphere. Each painting is inspired by memory, movement, and the human experience. The tactile richness of oil paint allows me to capture subtle shifts in light and tone, creating a visual language of proximity and distance – where silence speaks, and absence is as meaningful as presence.

Through this lens, my work reflects on what it means to exist in relation to others; in a world that is ever more connected, yet often profoundly isolating.