I Thought That Was The Forever I Was Seeking

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I Thought That Was The Forever I Was SeekingThis work is part of an ongoing series shaped by my engagement with the desert as both physical site and poetic, existential space. Through painting, I explore the relationship between the human body and landscape, using the canvas as a site of material and emotional inquiry. Built through layers of oil paint and partially veiled with pigments and sand, the surface echoes erosion and sedimentation. Here, memory settles like dust, and silence becomes a

The work explores our relationship to the sublime

revealing new details and dimensions

Reflecting on uncertainty and nuance

the piece exposes what digital systems overlook: the generative potential of approximation and the complexity within seemingly simple structures

This work was created based on experiences in the jungle in Panama and reading JG Ballard's Crystal World

Photograph records something that no longer exists

tactile object

The figures sit in an atmosphere thick with memory: the warmth of sun on skin

Rooted in the idea of the body as landscape

linear marks that populate the paintings

I am depicting myself as a large snake monster aimlessly floating from one uncomfortable conversation to another

aligned - then dismantled