Hello! I am an architecture student passionate about my work in watercolor and about learning to see the world through a watercolor lens. Seeing this way means noticing light and dark, mass and void, monochrome and color.

I apply this way of seeing to architecture because watercolor trains me to slow down and observe the relationships that shape a space. It teaches me to read depth through value, to understand form through contrast, and to appreciate how soft and sharp edges define the character of a place. Watercolor makes me more attentive, more patient, and more intentional in my design work. It reminds me that architecture, like painting, is built from layers of decisions that come together to create atmosphere, emotion, and meaning.