Corals

When you see my coral paintings, think: “Untapped human potential.” Science tells us we only use a fraction of our mind — just 10% of our conscious awareness. The remaining 90% lies in the subconscious and unconscious realms, full of mystery and limitless possibility. As a scuba diver, I am captivated by the ocean — especially the hidden worlds beneath the surface. Vast stretches of the sea remain unexplored, holding secrets we can only imagine. Who knows what wonders — or even cures — lie undiscovered in its depths?

In my coral paintings, the ocean becomes a metaphor for the mind. The rich, intricate marine life represents the subconscious — beautiful, wild, and largely untapped. Just as technology allows us to dive deeper into the sea, practices like meditation, art, and self-inquiry help us explore the inner landscapes of the mind.

My work as an art therapist, my yoga and meditation practice — all stem from this same curiosity: How can we access more of our true potential? When we look at the lives of great thinkers, artists, and inventors — Beethoven, Picasso, Steve Jobs, Nobel Prize-winning scientists — we see that their brilliance came from tapping into something deeper. Something beyond the surface.

My coral series is both a celebration of marine beauty and a visual invitation: to dive inward, to explore fearlessly, and to expand beyond the limits we place on ourselves. Just as divers must conquer their fear of the unknown to discover underwater treasures, I hope my art inspires you to dive deeper into your own potential — and find the brilliance already waiting there.