My work is a dialogue between science and soul — a visual meditation on the regenerative power of nature. As a biologist, I’ve spent years studying the intricate systems that sustain life. As a painter, I translate that knowledge into color, form, and rhythm.

These paintings emerge from my philosophy of bioregenerative aesthetics — the belief that art rooted in nature can heal, restore, and reconnect us to the biological rhythms we often forget. Whether it’s the bold geometry of a succulent, the lush bloom of a flower, or the quiet strength of a leafy stem, I paint with reverence for the cellular intelligence that drives growth and renewal. I use vibrant contrasts and expressive brushwork to evoke the emotional resonance of plants. My palette is informed by the natural world but amplified to reflect the inner vitality I feel when I observe it. The paintings are larger than life, elevating the plants to a new level. Each plant I depict is more than a subject; it’s a living metaphor for resilience, adaptation, and beauty born from complexity.