I wanted this piece to be a very elegant portrayal of white ?orals that emanate feelings of serenity. White ?owers represent peace, in any shape or form, and I wanted this painting to bring into color the emotions they pull from us.
The light hues of pinks and blues bring an element of harmony and playfulness to intertwine with the serenity of the ?owers. Through this piece, I wanted the viewer to feel a sense of calm, as white ?owers are known to bring clarity. Along with that, I also wanted this piece to bring an elegance into the room, whether it?s a modern, minimalist space, or a playful interior where this artwork will stand out in all its simplistic glory.

I wanted this piece to be a very elegant portrayal of white ?orals that emanate feelings of serenity. White ?owers represent peace, in any shape or form, and I wanted this painting to bring into color the emotions they pull from us.
The light hues of pinks and blues bring an element of harmony and playfulness to intertwine with the serenity of the ?owers. Through this piece, I wanted the viewer to feel a sense of calm, as white ?owers are known to bring clarity. Along with that, I also wanted this piece to bring an elegance into the room, whether it?s a modern, minimalist space, or a playful interior where this artwork will stand out in all its simplistic glory.

This painting is a perfect embodiment of summer.I envisioned a vibrant summer color palette, with brush strokes flowing so freely that they bring movement into the piece.
I wanted to portray a perfect picture of summertime in Dubai – poolside relaxing with friends over a weekend, colorful cocktails in hand, or bright popsicles ? and of course we always picture the giant pink flamingo float whenever we think of a poolside party! That is why the oranges and bright pinks are the dominating colors in this piece. They represent summer in all their joyful harmony together and make for the perfect artwork to have in your home to enjoy the serotonin-boosting summer colors in your space all year long!

This was something I created with a lot of joy ?owing through me at the time. The inspiration was simply a color palette of tropical hues, put together in a very abstract piece that beamed with rays of sunshine and ?holiday vibes?.
I had recently returned from a trip to Bali when I had the vision for this painting. What I felt being there, I brought it to life on canvas. The serenity of blue, turquoise waters, combined with the playful hues of oranges, pinks and yellows seen all around the little islands in restaurants, through the streets, in tourists? sundresses and the endless variety of fruits that felt sweeter than summer love. That was everything I hoped to bring into this painting, with an easy ?ow of vivid colors that the viewer can resonate with on many levels, and a ?nal piece that brings an atmosphere of joy into any room.

This painting was inspired by two main colors that began an entire concept for the work. Peonies in their most natural color have the most beautiful tones of pinks in them, and that is the one thing I had in mind when I started putting this artwork together. Unlike most of my pieces, I began this one with only a few images of peonies in front of me, and the color palette where hues of bright pinks would take the lead. I put it together bit by bit, adding on day by day as I went further down the painting process, and let the joy I felt from the flowers guide me towards a completed piece.

This is creative expression in its purest form – without a set concept in mind, just colors to guide my hand, I let the abstraction flow freely through me and onto the canvas, which ended up being one of my absolute favourites, purely flow-driven abstract paintings I have ever created. I want the viewer to feel an emotional pull towards the striking floral color palette and feel through it the serenity we feel when we are around nature.

The title translates from French to ?Garden of Fairies?, which is the exact vision I had for this piece – A fantasy ?oral garden with dreamy roses and peonies as the main focal subjects of the artwork, engulfed in magical little abstract ?oral details. The Gold Leaf plays the perfect part in achieving my vision even more so. The inspiration for this piece came from a reference of a ?oral garden just at the brink of Spring.
This piece is especially magical for me, as it?s one of the ?rst pieces where I shared the journey of creating art with my daughter Lyla, who has just turned 3. She has in recent months shown so much interest in watching me work, and seemed eager to participate – so for the ?rst time, I allowed her to make a few marks in small sections on the canvas before I painted the main ?owers. Sharing this part of my art practice with her has been a beautiful experience, and now this piece holds a very special place in my heart. You will not only be bringing my art into your home, but you will also be bringing with it a piece of the artist?s daughter.

I envisioned a very abstract scene of winter colors for this piece with highlighted winter hues of pinks, lavender and blues. The inspiration behind this one as a reference photo of a ?ower garden in winter covered in fresh falling snow, and it helped me craft
the color palette for this painting.
I?m fascinated and in love with the winter season, and it sparks a lot of my best work. The colors in winter are very muted tones but I love to play around with them and create pieces like this that can still be a vivid statement piece in colors that are not as striking. To ?nish it off, I laid down tiny details of little ?owers within the painting, which are my signature in every piece.