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Ink to intention

I love the simplicity and depth found in ink, line, and paper. Exploring the balance between order and chaos. The rhythms and patterns of the natural world and the subtle breath and spaces formed in between.
And I'm drawn to and inspired by intention and memory.

I want to create tactile, contemplative pieces that invite a sense of calm, reflection, and connection between the self and the external world.

My story

#1

The Beginning

Each art piece starts with a blank piece of paper and a thought that inevitably finds its own mind. Guided by intuition and curiosity, the lines unfold naturally—sometimes deliberate, sometimes spontaneous—shaping forms that gradually reveal themselves. This process is a quiet journey to presence and flow, culminating in a completed piece that holds the traces of its making.

#2

The commitment

Each piece comes to life with care and commitment, honoring the intuitive flow of its creation. The work remains alive through its connection with the viewer, inviting ongoing reflection and interaction. Every artwork becomes a living dialogue between maker, material, and space—one that deepens in meaning over time.

Thoughts on creating

The Journal

Hand drawing repeating circles on white paper as a mindful, meditative creative practice.

Entry 005: The Pull of Repetition

Repetition has become my quiet rebellion. Circle by circle, line by line, mark by mark, I’m discovering calm, clarity, and the unexpected freedom of creative ritual.

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Home workspace with ink drawing in progress on dining table, art supplies nearby, laptop pushed aside showing transition from digital to analog work.

Entry 004: Starting Over After 40

They don't tell you that redundancy can be a gift wrapped in fear." When a Friday afternoon Zoom call ended my corporate career, I thought I'd become a writer. Instead, I found myself returning to ...

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Framed monochrome ink artwork with flowing black shapes displayed outdoors against Cederberg mountains and sky at sunset.

Entry 003: What Cloud Watching Taught Me About Art

Every weekend for years, we'd drive to the Cederberg. Two and a half hours of cloud watching from the back seat, finding dragons in the sky. Now I find them in ink. Circle by circle, my 'Mapping Cl...

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