Exhibitions & Artistic Journey

Each exhibition has been a moment of connection — a space where my work meets new eyes, new stories, and new interpretations.
These experiences have shaped not only my path as an artist but also the evolution of my voice on the canvas.
Here are some of the places where my art has found a home, however briefly, in the lives of others.

Taking part in the 4th Annual Art Exhibition in Fort Lauderdale allowed me to share a more intimate side of my creative process.

Surrounded by artists of diverse perspectives, the experience deepened my appreciation for how abstract expression connects across cultures and emotions.

It was a space where movement, color, and energy truly resonated with viewers.

Exhibiting at a fair literally floating on the water was unforgettable — a setting where nature, architecture, and art all blended into one fluid experience.

The open air and flowing atmosphere complemented the movement in my work, allowing visitors to see each piece through a shifting, almost living lens.

Presenting my work along the Miami River was a reminder of how alive a city can feel when creativity meets community.

The energy of the river, the diversity of Miami, and the vibrancy of the fair itself created the perfect environment for my abstract pieces to connect with a wider audience.

Exhibiting at Victorious Gallery marked an important moment in my early years in the United States.

It was one of the first spaces where my work was welcomed not just as an expression of color, but as a reflection of my personal journey.

The gallery’s atmosphere encouraged deeper conversations about emotion, movement, and the roots behind each piece.

Sher Gallery provided a beautifully curated environment where my paintings could be experienced up close, allowing viewers to trace each layer, gesture, and shift of color.

The conversations sparked there helped me understand how universal emotion can be — even when expressed through abstraction.