Welcome to my Black and White Artwork – where the ancient art of papercutting meets contemporary inspiration.

With roots in China and Persia, papercutting later made its way to Europe, flourishing in the golden age of silhouettes during the 18th and 19th centuries.

In 2012, while travelling through Vietnam, I stumbled upon a papercut exhibition that sparked a new fire in me.

While my colourful paintings celebrate the abundance of the world in vibrant hues, papercutting draws me into a different journey – one of pure reduction, where black and white, light and shadow, speak in silence.

Each piece invites you to pause, to see beyond the surface, and to find beauty in simplicity.

Bring a touch of this timeless art into your space – a quiet companion that inspires wonder, reflection, and meaningful conversations.

Art for the Colourblind is a project that explores how the essence of an image can be captured without relying on colour. Through delicate paper cuts and strong compositions, I focus on light, structure, and atmosphere – inviting viewers to discover the hidden poetry in form and shadow.

On average, one in twelve men and one in two hundred women are affected by some form of colour vision deficiency, which can limit their experience of colour-based art. Art for the Colourblind creates space for a different way of seeing – where light, movement, and emotion take centre stage.

It is a journey into the quiet strength of black and white, created for those who travel through life with open hearts and curious minds.