My work explores the horizon—the threshold where landscape turns into experience. I create images through slow photographic exposure, painting, and material traces such as old maps and chemical reactions. Time, movement, and chance reshape the landscape into a field of perception. As details dissolve, what remains is the viewer’s relationship to place. My practice moves between painting, photography, and site-responsive projects where material and local narratives form the work. The resulting images are maps of places that cannot be measured.