In my paintings I always attempt to capture something extraordinary and unique in the common objects, try to express my sense of the mystery of being in the world. I create, hoping that the viewers will be able to share my fascination. These landscapes and compositions are responses to experiential moments of non-duality often occuring for me while outdoors in natural surroundings.

The images serve as quiet and thoughtful visions assisting the human compulsion to make meaning through making pictures and looking at pictures, too.

Often the sensation of momentarily losing a sense of "myself" occurs in travels through open spaces. Being in mountains and open fields often suggest to me that some fundamental truth underlies everything. Standing before trees I see visceral icons proclaiming a union of earth and sky. Slow movement constantly existent in the Nature, especially stream of water, makes me feel the course of time, flow of Life.

My landscape paintings are composed from memory and on-site drawings or photographs. I use memory as a filtering agent to remove nonessential visual elements when organizing a new composition. For a painting to be complete it must call to mind my sense of no divison between form and emptiness, Earth and Sky, self and other.

Doing my pictures I focus on painting illusionary spaces using distance, atmosphere, light, and textures.