I get a great deal of satisfaction when my paintings evoke memories and feelings. I can’t help but be influenced by colour, process, texture and narrative content to make this happen.

I love it when my art makes people smile and stare, and can intrigue or challenge them. I love being able to create paintings that occupy people’s minds and unconscious. Much of my work is themed around nostalgia. I believe it is one of the feelings that drives us. Nostalgia may be anchored in the past but with a positive trajectory into the future. We want to repeat what makes us happy and we feel happy by feeling nostalgic.

Through theme, colour, process and texture art unveils people’s feelings and memories. I invite my audience to look at my art and feel or remember something. Art has the potential to fuel the imagination, evoke feelings and fill you with strength to undertake otherwise challenging tasks. I strongly believe that owning art is important to our psychological well-being. Art that brings feelings to the surface is like a manual for your emotional world. You can always go back and find yourself. Artwork can say the things you want to say when you can’t find the words. It can stimulate your emotions and your brain. Artwork is very important to human life.