This body of work, inspired by the Greek term Poikilia, seeks unity and harmony amid variations of surface, color, and layered assemblage. Historically associated with Byzantine design and medieval iconography illuminated by divine light, Poikilia also suggests a fluid, transformative presence. These currents take visual form through the interplay of gold composite metal leaf, synthetic Yupo paper, and polymer-based paints and mediums.

By weaving echoes of the past with materials of the present, the work seeks to move beyond time, becoming a meditation on the Divine and the contemporary existing in seamless union.My intention is to shape paintings that reflect this oneness, allowing beauty to arise through sensuousness and mystery within a shared field of light.