Seasons of Passages

Collection Statement

This body of work examines memory not as a static archive, but as an active, structural landscape of the psyche.

Through a deliberate interplay of familiar visual frameworks and fluid transitions, these pieces explore how the mind constructs, walls off, and revisits the past.

It is an artistic inquiry into the internal scaffolding required to hold our personal and collective histories.

The surfaces function as psychological topographies, where dense grids, monumental color blocks, and precise graphic seams trace the boundaries between what is remembered and what is repressed.

These structural divisions are continuously disrupted by fluid currents of paint. I use the boldness of color, sometimes it darkness like fragments of sudden cut offs, that mimic how our mind works too.

This interplay between colors remind me of the clarity cutting that happens when unconscious comes into our consciousness.

By treating the canvas as a site of emotional architecture, the work moves past simple recollection into an act of spatial reclamation.

Seasons of Passages honors the emotional labors we carry when we build these safe, internal sanctuaries.

As an artist, buddhist, and psychologist so much of my life is witnessing the delicate tension of the spaces we inhabit in between who we were and who we are becoming.