Cementimental is a series of abstract works inspired by cement, erosion, and weathered surfaces, with a play on the word “sentimental” embedded in its title.
The works are built through muted palettes, subtle tonal shifts, and restrained mark-making. Surfaces suggest time, wear, and gradual transformation, where texture and material hold memory rather than contrast or intensity.
The series reflects an interest in how emotion can exist quietly within the surface, woven into material rather than expressed directly.
Deep in Thought is a series of large-scale abstract works focused on depth, atmosphere, and surface. Paint is applied, concealed, and revealed to create shifting fields of tone and texture. The works move between openness and density, where subtle changes in structure shape the overall composition.
The series holds space for quiet tension and reflection through material and form.
Let’s Simplify Things is a series of abstract works focused on reduction, clarity, and restraint. Paint, and mixed media are used with intention, allowing open space and simplicity to define each composition. The works are shaped by what is included, and what is intentionally left out.
The series explores balance through clarity and minimal form.
Matters of the Heart is a series of expressive abstract works rooted in personal experience and emotional response. Built through gesture, colour, and mark-making, the works move between intensity and release, where form and energy shift throughout each composition. The series is bold, dynamic, and process-driven, shaped by movement and resolution.
Selected works from the series are available as prints through the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) Shop.
My abstract paintings are inspired by emotion, observation, and everyday experience. Ranging from quiet and minimal to bold and expressive, each work invites a personal connection and interpretation.
Works on Paper is an intuitive series of drawings and mixed media works.
Each piece often begins with charcoal or Sharpie pencil and develops through paint, pencil, and gesture. The works range from simple and restrained to more expressive, guided by mark-making and process.
Subtle references to nature occasionally emerge through making rather than intention.
