Landscapes speak to the soul, whether it’s the mountains or the sea.

My landscapes are inspired by places I have been or places I long to be transported to. Sometimes people ask me: Is this landscape in South Africa or the Netherlands? You decide where you want to be taken.

That’s the beauty of nature’s colours and textures—they remind you o'f a place or a moment, whether joyful or sometimes melancholic. Some of my landscapes are inspired by South African poetry. I can bring together my memories and the poems, creating something new that resonates with my soul.

I want people to be able to sit and daydream when they look at my art.

The ocean always reminds us of impermanence and transformation. In my latest series, I embrace the unpredictability of the creative process—I let the paint flow, blend, and spread in ways that mirror the shifting tides. Each layer reveals a moment of calm or chaos, much like the ever-changing moods of the sea.

With this collection, I hope to build a bridge between two coastlines—not just geographically, but emotionally—creating a space where viewers can find familiarity in the unknown and stillness within movement.

After all, the sea does not belong to one place. It carries the stories of distant shores and reflects the skies, no matter where we stand.