A Kind of Seeing is a body of work that grows out of attention. Through a contemporary impressionist lens, I preserve the fleeting moments that stay with me the most at the end of each day.​ Titled in homage to the art philosophies of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, this series is not about grand narratives, but about presence and the way perception turns the ordinary into something magical. Each brushstroke is a record of being there, of feeling the texture of a moment as it unfolds.​

Prints of select works are available for purchase below. Stay tuned for more as the series continues and follow on Instagram for a look into my creative process.