In my artistic journey, I find myself constantly striving for a sense of looseness in my work. A delicate balance between representation and abstraction. My focus isn't on realism or reproducing every detail but rather on conveying the essence of the scene. I want to capture the beauty that envelops a moment, along with the feelings and emotions. My aim is to immerse the viewer in the vibrancy of color and the depth of feeling rather than the precision of form.

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This approach allows me to express the emotions that arise from my surroundings. Each brushstroke becomes a reflection of my feelings, evoking a mood that resonates beyond the physical attributes of the subject. By embracing fluidity, I transform landscapes, portraits and still lifes into more than just representations; they become an experience that invites the viewer to connect with their own emotions.

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When I paint with this intention, I feel free from the constraints of exactness. The resulting images have a spirit that speaks to the viewer's imagination, encouraging them to explore their interpretations. It’s a dialogue between the artwork and the observer, where the subtleties of light, shadow, and color communicate deeper truths.

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Ultimately, this method reveals more about the essence of what I see and feel than any detailed rendering ever could. It's about the journey of perception, the visceral response to beauty, and the invitation to feel rather than just observe.