“Travel is Not a Reward for Working.
It’s Education for Living.”
— Anthony Bourdain
These Words Remind Me That Every Journey, Every Frame, and Every Encounter Holds A Story Worth Capturing.
The Art of Presenting
With a life shaped by travel, technology, and human connection, my art is a reflection of curiosity in motion. Having journeyed through more than 45 countries, I distill the colors, emotions, and textures of the world into my abstract paintings and mixed media works. Each piece becomes a dialogue between experience and imagination.
This is where landscapes turn into energy, memories into layers, and movement into form. My art transcends geography, capturing not what my eye sees but what the soul remembers and this is a synthesis of travel, reflection, and creative experimentation.
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time” - Thomas Merton
My Journey
My story with photography began more than three decades ago in the coastal calm of Laguna Beach.
Since then, my lens has taken me through over 45 countries, each one adding a new layer to the way I see the world.
From the misty landscapes of Scandinavia to the vibrant chaos of Asian streets, I’ve learned that every place has its own rhythm and every photograph, its own truth. These journeys have shaped not only my work, but also my understanding of light, silence, and emotion.
Photography, for me, is not just about what the eye captures —
it’s about what the heart remembers. Every click of the shutter is an act of gratitude for the beauty that exists, often unnoticed, all around us.
“The camera taught me how to listen to light.”
My Philosophy
My philosophy of art is deeply rooted in the idea that our greatest impact comes from expressing what is most naturally within us. I see creativity as an extension of those innate strengths: curiosity that fuels exploration, connectedness that links moments and meanings, and an arranger’s instinct that harmonizes complexity into balance and beauty.
For me, art is both a mirror and a bridge. It’s a way to translate what I learn from the world into visual stories that evoke emotion and reflection. Each piece becomes an act of alignment, where strengths and spirit meet in color, texture, and form.
In this way, I view art not as imitation, but as transformation — a living expression of potential, purpose, and our shared human connection.
“Disparity in form, color, size, weight, motion is what makes a composition” - Alexander Calder