My inspiration as an artist is rooted in the simplicity and quietude of everyday life, drawing from the subtle beauty found in people, nature and light. There’s an appreciation for the gentle moments that often go unnoticed—like the stillness of a room or the soft glows of local light or the familiarity of the a46! This sensitivity to the nuances of solitude and human connection speaks to a deep understanding of both the external world and the inner emotional landscape.

Edward Hopper’s exploration of loneliness and isolation in his scenes of empty spaces and quiet, introspective figures resonates with my vision, as does Georgia O’Keeffe’s ability to evoke grandeur in the simplest elements of nature. The way both artists infuse their work with a sense of profound stillness and emotive power likely influences your own practice, shaping your ability to tell stories through visual simplicity while maintaining a sense of depth and emotional complexity.