My work is rooted in a lifelong relationship with animals and the quiet spiritual presence they carry. From childhood, animals have been drawn toward me as if recognising a place of safety and stillness. Over time, I came to understand this not as something I do, but as something I hold.

I experience this presence as a field of light - a steady, luminous connection that animals respond to instinctively. Each encounter deepens that bond, forming golden threads and becoming what I understand as God’s Rope: a living conduit between animals, myself, and the divine.

The paintings are not symbolic illustrations, but autobiographical records of recognition and trust. Animals are not depicted as motifs or metaphors; they are sacred beings whose presence reveals something eternal. The work is slow, restrained, and deliberately quiet, allowing meaning to emerge through stillness rather than explanation.

I am interested in what holds us rather than what we strive toward. In this way, the work reflects a spiritual path shaped by relationship, responsibility, and care - one in which animals are not separate from faith, but central to it.