I use aerosols in a painterly manner to capture the energy of plant life. With a nod to realism, I strive to depict the vibrancy of my subjects through a style and process focused on conveying the motion and energy of flowers, leaves, and vines. I aim to mimic the way particles bounce, move, and react to one another at the molecular level through paint, using the atomization of aerosol as both a conceptual and physical tool. Much like the Impressionists treated light as a subject, I seek to express the vibrancy of all matter at the molecular level while still incorporating elements of realism and traditional painting techniques.

Through ornamentation, dynamic linework, and layered color fields, I convey the inherent liveliness of the natural world. By interlacing native flora with ornamental filigree and ornate leaves, my work references classical decorative traditions while incorporating contemporary detailing and subtle graffiti-informed energy, creating a visual dialogue between past and present. Rooted in traditional design and decorative elements, my work draws from local flora, grounding each piece in its environment while celebrating the vitality that connects all living things.