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Landscapes

Atmospheric scenes capturing the tension between nature, memory, and the sublime.

Untitled (2025)

This untitled study belongs to a continuing investigation into the expressive capacity of light within absence, a theme that threads throughout my landscape practice. Here, the composition is reduced almost to abstraction: a solitary ruin perched on a precipice, its form nearly devoured by shadow, while a thin seam of gold dissolves along the horizon.

Untitled - Through The Window (2024)

Untitled – Through the Window marks a rare moment of calm within my landscape practice, a composition that resists spectacle in favour of quiet observation. Created as a private commission, the piece explores the act of seeing itself: the emotional distance between interior and exterior, safety and exposure, solitude and connection.

Dispersion (2024)

Dispersion examines the uneasy coexistence between human industry and natural environment, a theme that threads through much of my landscape work. The piece depicts a lone fishing boat adrift before an expanse of industrial towers, their emissions merging with the sky in a haze of indistinction. At first glance, the composition reads as tranquil; yet beneath that calm lies a quiet suffocation.

I Thought The World Was Going To End (2023)

At first glance, I Thought the World Was Going to End appears subdued — a solitary lighthouse emerging through a palette of greys and muted ochres. Yet the stillness of the composition betrays a deeper tension. This work explores the psychological residue that follows crisis: the eerie calm that remains when the expected catastrophe fails to arrive.