The "internal rooms" in my paintings are imagined, minimal, temporary spaces, often with doors or windows suggesting the idea of elsewhere. Water, a recurring element, serves as both a portal and a symbol of life and death, entering the rooms as an ambiguous force. My figures act out private tensions—apathy, frenzy, comedy, and despair—appearing and vanishing in an undefined time and place. Inspired by Deleuze's Plane of Immanence, these images are processes in perpetual in-betweenness: between text and image, past and present, sensation and matter. The figures inhabit a moment of waiting, poised on the verge of change.

 

Selected collections:  

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SOR Rusche Sammlung, Berlin.

Olbricht Collection, Dusseldorf, Germany.

MURDEME (Damien Hirst) Collection, UK.

Robin Woodhead CEO, Sotheby's International.

Reydon Wiess Collection, Germany.

Robert Peter Miller, Robert Miller Gallery NYC.

Michael und Anna Haas, Michael Haas Gallery, Berlin.

 

​M.A. Communication Arts at the Royal College of Art, London

M.F.A. Goldsmiths, London