The Abstract Collection is an ongoing body of work exploring transformation, reinvention and the creative process itself. Rather than beginning as abstract paintings, these works evolve from earlier figurative compositions, embracing change as an essential part of their journey. Through layers of colour, texture and movement, each painting celebrates the unexpected beauty that can emerge when we allow something familiar to become something entirely new.

Drawing inspiration from the scraping techniques pioneered by Gerhard Richter, every work balances deliberate decisions with moments of spontaneity. Hidden beneath each finished surface are earlier paintings whose energy remains embedded within the composition, inviting personal interpretation while revealing that transformation is rarely about erasing the past, but allowing it to evolve into something new.

Together, the paintings form an ongoing visual dialogue exploring creativity, resilience and the freedom found through reinvention. Each work stands alone while contributing to a larger conversation about change, process and the limitless possibilities that emerge when we embrace the unknown.