What I call Soulscapes—arises from deeply personal, often subconscious states of being. Painted in states ranging from emotional distress to awe at the natural world, these works are intuitive and abstract, though they frequently suggest a sense of landscape. As colour and form begin to take shape, I sometimes add subtle details to reflect what I see or feel within them. Other times, I leave them open—raw expressions for the viewer to interpret. These pieces invite quiet reflection, offering space for others to connect with their own inner landscapes and emotional truths.