Quiet Presence

This painting was developed through a process of observation, presence and gradual refinement.

Based on a portrait of Babuji Maharaj, the work moves beyond representation — seeking to evoke an inner state where form emerges through attention and stillness.

The scale of the painting allows for a more immersive experience, where the image unfolds slowly through perception.

A study of movement, balance and human connection.

This painting captures a moment within capoeira — a space where two bodies meet in continuous dialogue, balancing between control and spontaneity. The movement is not only physical, but relational, shaped by attention, timing and presence.

Rather than depicting action alone, the work explores the tension between grounding and flight, weight and suspension. Each gesture emerges from a process of observation, translating the rhythm of the body into form, color and space.

The scene invites the viewer into this dynamic equilibrium, where movement becomes a form of awareness.

 This painting explores a moment of quiet presence within the natural world.

The toucan, observed in a state of rest, becomes a point of stillness — where color, form and atmosphere come together through a process of attentive observation.

Rather than focusing on description alone, the work seeks to evoke a sense of balance and calm, allowing the image to unfold through perception.

A quiet observation of form, light and growth.

This painting explores the presence of a simple plant, where structure and color emerge through attentive looking. The subject is approached not as decoration, but as a living form — grounded, evolving and quietly expressive.

The composition balances solidity and lightness, allowing the object to exist in space with clarity and calm. Each brushstroke reflects a process of observation, translating the natural rhythm of growth into form and color.

The work invites a slower gaze, where simplicity reveals depth.

A quiet study of landscape, where water, stone and light meet in balance.

This painting captures a moment of stillness at the coastline, where the presence of the mountain emerges softly from the surrounding atmosphere. Rather than a detailed depiction, the work approaches the subject through simplified forms and color relationships, allowing space for perception and contemplation.

Each brushstroke reflects an attentive process of observation and interpretation, inviting the viewer into a slower and more intimate experience of the landscape.

Moments of Stillness is a series of six watercolor paintings exploring quiet perception in nature.

Each work is developed through a slow and attentive process, allowing form, light and atmosphere to emerge gradually.

The paintings are not descriptive, but contemplative — inviting a state of presence through observation.

Each piece is created through layered watercolor on fine art paper, allowing light and transparency to unfold over time.