My landscapes hover between dreams and reality, capturing fleeting moments in time through the lens of motion and memory. In these archival pigment prints, sharp clarity dissolves into intentional blur, while bands of organic color—blues, oranges, reds, and grays—cut across horizons like Rothko's transcendent fields.

Shot through car windows, these images reveal the temporal nature of existence: some moments remain crystal clear, while others fade into beautiful obscurity. They are visual meditations on life's impermanence, reminding us that we shape both our outer and inner worlds. Through this work, I challenge viewers to live more fully and kindly, creating moments worth remembering—so our past becomes not just a blur, but a tapestry rich with meaning.