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These are two separate but identical paintings  both reflecting the ancient truth that what exists above is inseparable from what lies below. The sky and the river, divided by a dark horizontal line, are not opposites but companions each defining the other. At the centre stands a solitary tree, rooted at the boundary between worlds. Its form belongs to the visible realm, yet its shadow descends into the water, suggesting that no existence is complete without reflection. What we see is only half the story; the unseen carries equal weight. The river does not imitate the sky but it absorbs it. In doing so, certainty dissolves into movement, and form becomes thought. The two identical paintings speak to balance, to the quiet symmetry of life, where every action casts a consequence, and every presence leaves an imprint. “As Above, So Below” is an invitation to stillness and contemplation, reminding us that the external world and the inner life mirror one anothe...

This abstract painting was born at the moment when light loosens its hold on the universe and space begins to speak more loudly than form. The sunset, for me, is not merely the end of a day; it is a meeting point between the visible and the unseen. The sky opens itself, not to be explained, but to be felt. There is no fixed horizon here but only the expression of vastness, freedom, and quiet surrender. My relationship with nature was shaped early in life, in open landscapes where the sky was never distant and silence was never empty. Those memories remain alive in my work. They return each time I paint a sunset, reminding me that space is not absence or void but presence, marking an invitation to breathe, to reflect, and to remember our smallness without fear. This work speaks of transition: from noise to stillness, from certainty to mystery, from what is seen to what is sensed. It is in this in-between space that I find meaning. Life, like the sunset, does not end abrupt...

"Standing Alone" reflects the quiet condition of existence. The painting speaks of the moment when one finds oneself rooted in time, exposed to the vastness around, yet compelled to remain upright. The tree stands not in defiance, but in acceptance: shaped by unseen forces, weathered by passing seasons, and sustained by roots that draw meaning and strength from depths far beyond sight. This work speaks to the solitude that is inseparable from consciousness. No matter how crowded the world becomes, each life must confront its own questions, choices, and silences alone. Yet solitude here is not abandonment or rejection; it is presence. To stand alone is to endure, to witness, and to remain faithful to one’s place in the unfolding order of life. The open space surrounding the tree is as important as the tree itself. It suggests freedom, uncertainty, and possibility. It is a reminder that meaning is not imposed from without but discovered within stillness. In standi...

This sunset is a sacred pause marking a moment appointed by God where time bows and seasons change. As one year closes and another is called forth, the descending sun bears witness to the faithfulness of the Creator, who declares that “the evening and the morning” are held in His hands. The fading light does not speak of loss, but of trust: that what God completes in one season, He renews in the next. Painted at the threshold of 2026, this work reflects a prayerful surrender and a show of gratitude for the days past and quiet confidence in the days ahead. Beneath the open sky, the light withdraws only to return again, affirming the eternal promise that God makes all things new.