Commissioning Custom Art for Your Home

This is a digital mockup showing how a vibrant, surrealist portrait can become a stunning focal point in a modern interior. It helps clients visualize how a custom piece will feel in their own home.

A happy client in her happy home. Seeing my art become part of someone's daily life is the most rewarding part of what I do. This large custom painting was designed to fit the scale and energy of her living room.

Another example of my art in a collector's home. This surrealist landscape with a central female figure brings a sense of mystery and contemplation to the space.

A time-lapse showing the early stages of my 4x4 feet "Fundamental Instinct" painting. I start by mapping out the large forms and building up the layers of color and texture.

The very beginning of a painting. Here, I am applying the first layer of oil paint to a blank canvas, creating a textured background that will serve as the foundation for the entire piece.

Working late in the studio. The process of creating a large-scale painting involves many hours and layers, and the piece often changes and evolves as I work.

A glimpse of two paintings side-by-side in my studio. On the right, a new piece is just beginning with a pencil sketch on canvas, while another completed work hangs nearby.

Experimenting with abstract techniques in my studio. I often create textured backgrounds like this by splattering and layering paint, which adds depth and unpredictability to the final piece.

People call it "being alone," but for me, these quiet moments in the studio are when I create the best version of myself. This is where the work happens.