Selected Projects
Editorial Illustrations
Illustration can shape the way a story is read. It can slow the pace, frame an idea, or leave space for interpretation.
My editorial work uses a restrained visual language to accompany articles, essays, books, and digital publications. The goal is not to explain the text, but to extend it—creating images that remain clear, memorable, and quietly expressive.
I Remember
I Remember is an ongoing collection of illustrations drawn from memory. Each work combines a minimal image with a single sentence, capturing moments that often go unnoticed until they are remembered.
Taken together, the series becomes a personal archive of everyday life—small observations, familiar places, and shared rituals that quietly define what home feels like.
Flower Alphabet
Flower Alphabet is an illustrated alphabet built around the relationship between language and observation. Each letter is accompanied by a minimal flower illustration and a curated selection of words, creating a visual vocabulary that can be explored slowly and revisited over time.
Part picture book, part visual reference, it invites readers of all ages to engage with letters through image, pattern, and association.
100 Flowers
100 Flowers is a series of one hundred flower illustrations. Each drawing is accompanied by the same short phrase: I am a flower.
By returning to the same structure again and again, the project shifts attention to what changes rather than what stays the same. Every flower is distinct, revealing how small differences in form, colour, and composition can create an entirely new presence.
