For years, certain shapes have continued to find their way into my paintings. They appear naturally, almost as if they are quietly waiting to be discovered. I don’t search for them or plan them — they emerge through the intuitive process of creating.
Over time, I began to recognize these recurring forms as a language of their own. They became a reflection of how memories exist within us — layered, evolving, and connected to the emotions and experiences that shape who we are.
Memory is not linear. It is made of fragments: moments we hold onto, feelings that remain, and impressions that transform with time. In this series, the shapes overlap, separate, and reconnect, creating a visual conversation between structure and spontaneity, balance and movement.
With an organic yet contemporary aesthetic, Shapes of Memory explores the relationship between form, emotion, and the experiences that become part of our story. Each composition is created to evoke a feeling — a sense of connection, reflection, and presence.
Through these paintings, I explore the quiet spaces between memory and emotion — the invisible layers of our experiences that continue to live within us.
Shapes of Memory is an invitation to pause, feel, and connect with the emotions held within each composition.
