I create my artworks while ruminating on the emotions triggered by universal challenges that bring up existential dilemmas, mostly those related to the environmental and climate crisis. While I am primarily a non-representational artist, I often create abstract topographies that can be imagined either on a microscopic scale, or a macroscopic level. Microscopically, informed by my scientific background, they evoke cellular structures or organisms. Macroscopically, these images are often reminiscent of maps, geographies, from the lands or the oceans, in its constant struggle to survive; morphing and adapting under the endless pressure of human-made exploitation and environmental change. In search of finding sustainable ways to produce my art, the cardboards and repurposed supports I utilize for my paintings take me further in the direction I believe we all need to go towards: halting our exponential environmental impact on the world.