Two people are looking at colourful abstract paintings in an art gallery.
Original works.
One of a kind.
Through Shattered
Garden Light

An intricate mosaic of florals, shapes, and colour fragments-like looking through broken stained glass at a living garden.

The Silent
Fisherman

A poetic reflection of a lone figure on the water. Gentle brushwork and muted shading create an intimate world where the fisherman becomes part of the landscape.

Embrace
beautiful chaos

Spontaneous, playful marks collide with structured forms, celebrating the harmony that exists inside chaos. A small but powerful expression of energy.

Coral
Geometry

A vibrant meeting of coral-inspired forms and structured geometric lines. This piece explores the balance between nature’s organic pulse and human-made order, with glowing tones radiating from within.

Blooming
in Silence

A contemplative composition where soft petals and energetic marks coexist. The textured layers reveal a quiet bloom emerging from beneath the surface.

Sunlight dancing across the water

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The gentle rhythm of waves

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Sunlight dancing across the water 〰️ The gentle rhythm of waves 〰️

The Ocean Series (2026)

Growing up in Trinidad, the weekend question was not IF we were going to the beach, the question was: ”Which one?”
Low tide or high, the ocean was my home.

This Ocean series is a glimpse of my memories and my dreams during the cold winter months in Sweden where my heart aches.
But the best love songs were written from heartache right? :)

The Perfect
Monday

The Perfect Monday captures that feeling of unhurried joy—sunlight dancing across the water, a gentle rhythm of waves, and the quiet luxury of having nowhere else to be.

Out of
Office

There are few things in life that are sweeter than the sound of waves lapping on the shore.

Home in
the waves

I got tumbled in waves a few times as a child, but there was one time when it was scary. I learned soon after to lie flat on the ocean’s bed until it was safe to come up. Waves, like our emotions, can crash over us. But if we learn to stay still, they eventually calm.