My approach to geometric art was profoundly shaped by encountering Kazimir Malevich’s Black Square (1915). That first visual impact was a defining moment for me, revealing how a single, minimal geometric form could carry deep spiritual presence and emotional weight without representation.

Working within this tradition, my art embraces minimalism and non-representational geometry to evoke stillness, contemplation, and inner space. I am also influenced by modern architectural and contemporary design, and create my geometric forms to activate wall space with a strong and impactful visual presence.