Collection I

Imagined Landscapes

When I paint in an abstract style, I’m responding to the present moment. Emotions rise, memories surface, and imagination begins to move.

These landscapes are not depictions of specific places, but dreamed, imagined, or remembered. You could call them maps of emotional geography—where inner states take shape through colour, texture, and gesture.

Some evoke stillness or clarity; others move through shadow and uncertainty—but always with a quiet thread of light running through, inviting reflection.