The COVID-19 lockdown offered a unique perspective on solitude and silence, leading me to explore varying ridge lines in open vistas. In this series, I delve into how a landscape can serve as a mirror of personal experience with people. 

With hopes to uncover the subtleties of human longing through shifting lines, shapes and dots of color, I explore narratives between community and individualism. 

In artworks devoid of people, I find that viewers are invited to reflect on their own experiences of solitude, allowing for a deeper exploration of the human condition. This absence enhances the emotional resonance of the pieces and underscore the importance of community, human interaction, and connection during such a transformative period.