What defines home? A place, a feeling, a moment in time? In this collection, I’ve been thinking about how “home” looks and feels to each of us. Sometimes, it’s a little house nestled in a painted landscape. Other times, it’s the presence of a loved one, a dog at your side, or the quiet of a familiar afternoon sky. These paintings are personal, but they’re also universal—touching on themes of connection, memory, and the search for belonging.
As we move through life—across cities, countries, chapters—our idea of home shifts. It can be temporary, permanent, or even imaginary. But always, it carries with it a sense of comfort, reflection, and hope. This body of work explores those quiet feelings and lingering impressions: what we hold onto, what we leave behind, and how we build meaning in the places we return to.
