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Portals, Thresholds, and the Unseen

My work begins where language falters—at the edges of memory, dream, and imagination. I paint and draw to uncover what hides beneath the surface: the shifting archetypes, the shadowed narratives, the glimpses of something larger moving through us.

For years, my canvases explored the psyche as a living landscape. Gestural marks, fractured forms, and atmospheric layers became portals—openings into the unconscious where the personal and the collective converge. Influenced by Jungian depth psychology and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s notion of flow, I see each painting not as a product but as a moment of being—a dialogue between intention and surrender, chaos and coherence.

Recently, this exploration has expanded into the realm of artificial intelligence. Generative platforms like MidJourney, Runway ML, and ChatGPT have become unexpected collaborators—extensions of imagination rather than replacements for it. These hybrid workflows merge digital generation with analog gesture, algorithmic precision with human imperfection. The results feel at once ancient and futuristic, material and spectral, as though the work itself emerges from the threshold between worlds.

At the heart of it all is a single pursuit: to create portals—visual, emotional, and psychological—that invite the viewer into spaces of mystery and transformation. Whether through disrupted portraits dissolving into abstraction or AI-augmented landscapes humming with otherworldly light, the work aims to reflect the complexity of being alive in a time when reality itself feels increasingly fluid.

Each piece is a question, not an answer, not a conclusion. A reminder that art’s role is not to resolve mystery, but to keep it alive.