Pilgrim's Progress Artwork

My work is an exploration of form and color, where the act of layering, erasure, and reconfiguration allows images to exist in a state of flux. I work across painting, photography, image transfer, and drawing, creating compositions that blur the boundaries between presence and absence, construction and deconstruction. Each piece is a negotiation between control and chance—marks are added, removed, and altered in a process that mirrors the impermanence of memory and perception. Materiality is central to my practice. Whether through the physicality of paint, the ephemeral qualities of transferred images, or the tactile nature of drawn marks, I seek to create a dialogue between process and outcome. The tension between precision and spontaneity is a recurring element, reflecting the delicate balance between intention and accident. At its core, my practice is about transformation—how form shifts, how color resonates, how an image is never truly static. My works invite viewers to engage with their own sense of perception, encouraging them to find meaning in ambiguity and movement. Through this process, I aim to capture the essence of change, both within the work and within the experience of looking.