“My background in music and performance plays an important part in my art practice. Somehow the playful approach to image- making is similar to writing a melody for a song. I’m always analysing how to merge musical ideas into the materials that best align these thoughts and ideas.

Born into a musical family, I was taught music theory and played piano from an early age through to adulthood. I’m fascinated by the scope of ideas to blend music, design and art.

Music and Colour can be paired in many interesting ways that include resonance, harmony, melody, rhythm, tonality and composition. Many of these sensory parallels have been proven by historical artists in this abstract tradition (Kandinsky, Klee, Albers). Working with the correlation between music and sound I’m experimenting through the language of geometry to define colour consonance and dissonance.

I’m endlessly thrilled with the state of improvisational play that is similar to playing or writing music. The artworks are either interpreting sound descriptions, or titled with the language of musical notation, or movements from classical or Jazz music.

My work aims to visually capture many elements related to music. Mostly, I’m expressing ideas about harmonic tone, melodies, note intervals, pitch, tempo, resonance, volume and composition.

I am compelled by the visceral effects of colour while exploring a range of materials to make shapes of colour exploring music in art.”