Glacial Lines

What does your art say about you?

In an entryway, a waterfall can create a sense of arrival: grounding, open, and intentional. In a bedroom, it becomes a quiet exhale—a place to soften and restore. In a boardroom, it brings clarity and movement to where ideas are meant to flow. We’re not just placing art—we’re creating sanctuaries. Each piece is an invitation to pause, to reflect, and to return to yourself.

I’ve always been drawn to both the photographic image and the gestural act of painting. Each holds its own kind of truth. Photography captures the moment—the light, the movement, the form. Painting transforms it. It allows me to express the emotion beneath the surface.

Together, these mediums chart not only my travels, but the internal landscapes I move through: stillness, awe, presence, and release. My work is not just about what I’ve seen—it’s about what I’ve felt.

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I love both the photographic medium and the gestural process of painting. I feel each has a quality that represents the actual experience, but in different ways. One is more literal while the other is more transformative. Each represents for me the emotion of the experience of my journey on the planet and through this artistic process.