Each artwork presents a sophisticated arrangement of geometric forms and planes that overlap and open onto one another, creating the illusion of environments in flux.

Duplication and accumulation in my artworks suggest a mental space including spiritual and autobiographical encodings. These patterns of thoughts are now in a different transcendence by approaching the border with architecture.

Based on a drifting process, I sense the invisible interactions between psychology and environments. This accessible mode of exploration inspired by psychogeography is the creative source in the development of abstract paintings. 

Initially figurative, my art has become increasingly abstract over the last three decades. I create map art and installations that challenge traditional ideas about space and place in urban art and engage in meaningful connections between individuals and the places they inhabit.