I create abstract photographic artwork through the language of symmetry.
Using images of nature—plants, roots, trees, snow, and even x-rays—I transform these organic elements into mirrored patterns that reveal hidden figures, faces, and realms. These aren’t things I invent; they’re things I discover. My process feels less like creation and more like recognition.
There’s a sacred, almost spiritual quality to it. I often feel like the images already exist within the source material—waiting to be seen, waiting to be uncovered. Through symmetry, they reveal themselves.
Each piece invites reflection. Some viewers connect emotionally, others see visions or symbols, while many feel something they can’t explain. I don’t aim to define the meaning of my work—I want each viewer to find their own truth in it.
My art is a mirror, a portal, a presence. It lives in the space between perception and revelation—and I hope it invites you to step inside and see what you find.
