The Memory of Light is an ongoing body of work exploring the relationship between light, memory, place, and transformation. Through painting, I investigate how landscapes, gardens, rivers, and living structures are perceived, remembered, and reimagined over time.

Drawing on direct observation and personal experience, the project examines how light becomes a carrier of memory and how places continue to exist long after the original moment has passed.

Over time, the project has developed through a series of interconnected chapters, each approaching these questions from a different perspective.

Danube Reverie

series inspired by the Danube and the changing relationship between water, light, atmosphere, and memory.

Sunflower Studies ( in process )

The most recent chapter of The Memory of Light, exploring resilience, adaptation, continuity, and transformation through seeds, organic structures, and the life cycle of sunflowers.