My work observes the duality and inevitability of life and death through my understanding of science and spirituality. This awareness is deepened by quantum physics, which reveals a universe defined by potentiality and interconnectedness. It challenges us to see reality not as a collection of separate, static objects but as a dynamic interplay of energy and potential. My rationalization of life through these principles guides my creative process and understanding.
Throughout the creative journey, my artwork exists in multiple states, akin to a superpositioned particle. We, too, exist in a state of potentiality, where the interchange between possibility and realization shapes each stage of our existence. Each layer of paint and texture reflects an inner landscape—a moment in time, an idea of a future, a reflection of the past—shaped by experiences, connections, and emotions. It is the act of personal observation that shapes the discourse between myself and my work, defining our relationship.
As beings composed of energy, our interactions with energetic fields impact our work and lives. As a result, when I engage with a canvas, I create a series of interactions and observations that mold the work’s final form. This process continues as viewers engage with and observe the completed piece, each bringing their unique experiences to the encounter, each uniquely entangled with the other.
I see the creative cycle as a reflection of a life cycle. Where fear once filled the void of the unknown, my understanding of these principles has brought calmness and strength. The law of conservation of energy, states that energy is neither created nor destroyed; it merely changes form. By embedding intentionality into my work, I aim to communicate with my viewer beyond language, much like a musician communicates with sound.