Artist’s often say that art is a “window into another world”. For me, I have found that art serves more as a window out of our digital world into the real one. I’ve spent a large majority of my life staring at a screen whether it be for entertainment, education, or work and I create art as a way to escape that digital world and reconnect with our physical one God blessed us with. I am particularly drawn to creating landscapes because they have the power to evoke that sense of vastness, of something larger than ourselves. A well-crafted landscape can remind us of the “bigness” of the world around us, and by extension, the enormity of God as a maker himself. My hope is that my art offers a visual experience that shifts the viewer’s perspective, inviting them into a space that encourages reflection, tranquility, and awe—a space that feels like a sigh of relief or a deep, refreshing breath of air.