Behind the Work
A living archive of observation, experimentation, and artistic decisions.
Every finished image contains a history of decisions, material responses, and discoveries.
This archive documents the development of my artworks, from early observation and preliminary drawings to pigment studies, transparent layers, revisions, and final compositions.
Rather than presenting watercolor as a purely decorative medium, it reveals the role of water, uncertainty, and accumulated marks in shaping the meaning of each piece.
Step by step
From Process to Meaning
The process of making an image is inseparable from the questions that guide it. Observation, drawing, pigment, and revision are not simply technical stages; they shape how each subject is understood and represented.
These decisions form the foundation of What Remains Unseen, an ongoing investigation into perception, memory, and the relationships between living beings and their environments.