Wavism is the way I paint — and the way I move.
It’s not just a painting style. It’s a feeling. A rhythm. 

Every piece I create begins in the body — in motion — before it ever touches the canvas. Sometimes it’s subtle. Sometimes it’s a full dance. But it always comes from within.

This isn’t about depicting women.
It’s about embodying the feminine as I paint.

The chaos and the softness. The tension and release. The things we carry and the things we let go of — in layers of color and movement.

It lives somewhere between intuition and precision. Between control and surrender. 

I don’t paint to explain anything. I paint to evoke. To connect.To remember what it feels like to feel.

This is Wavism.
A visual rhythm. A moving medium. An invitation.

Let it move you — like it moves me.