Climbing

Climbing has always been a deeply personal pursuit for me; a balance of risk, respect, and style. Many of my most meaningful ascents were solo and on sight, ensuring the adventure remained pure and uncompromised.

I believe in leaving no trace, staying humble before nature and my peers. This philosophy carries into my art, where I adapt to the materials rather than dominate them. Much of my painting is done outdoors, shaped by mountains, travel, and encounters with different cultures. Teaching children in Nepal, for example, rekindled my love of colour and reminded me to find joy in the simple act of creation.

A mantra that guides both my climbing and my art.