A portrait created for a house of memory is never an immediate act.
It begins with time, with observation, and with the quiet recognition that an image may carry presence beyond a single life.

Each commission is approached as a singular work, formed slowly through layered painting and sustained attention.
Nothing in this process is accelerated.
The image is allowed to emerge, rather than be imposed.

For this reason, only a limited number of portraits are undertaken.
They are intended for private residences, family collections, and spaces where continuity between generations matters more than display.

Correspondence begins privately.
If you feel that such a portrait belongs to your house or your family, a private inquiry may be made.

Every inquiry is read and answered personally.

Correspondence is answered personally.