When painting with breath, I use a metal straw, gently blowing wet acrylic paint across the surface, allowing air, color, and movement to work together before the paint has time to dry.

Once a painting begins, there is no time to overthink. I move around the canvas, responding to where the paint wants to flow, breathing life into each piece until it reaches its own natural conclusion. Every painting becomes a record of a single breath-filled conversation between intention, movement, and surrender. The moments I treasure most are those where colors unexpectedly flow together in harmony—something I could never have designed.