My work emerges from the personal—each piece a reflection of lived experience, memory, and spatial longing. As a practicing realtor, I inhabit the liminal space between physical property and emotional terrain. In "Cloud Cities," I explore the cyclical nature of human development—our compulsion to build over what was, to convert memory into material, and to erase in order to reinvent. Layering modular forms and urban motifs, I mirror how humanity continuously redefines itself through the architecture of ambition. These floating structures, both imagined and remembered, evoke future habitats—sky-bound subdivisions, atmospheric neighborhoods, or perhaps the more elusive notion of "home" as a feeling rather than a fixed address. In each repetition, I trace the ghost of the land beneath, questioning what is sacrificed when we construct the new. Ultimately, this body of work reflects a personal excavation: a search for coherence between roles—artist, realtor, inhabitant—and the spaces we occupy, build, and leave behind.
