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I have always connected to places through detail.
As an autistic artist, I notice and attach to the small things: the shape of a window, the darkness inside an archway, the pattern of bricks, the imperfect edge of a roofline, the way a building can hold a memory without saying anything at all. Architecture feels emotional to me in a way that is quiet, predictable and deeply personal.
My work treats buildings as portraits. Not just structures, but places that have held people, time, devotion, grief, childhood, love, and pieces of who we are. Through graphite, ink, and obsessive detail, I draw the places that stay with us forever.
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