Each wall work is constructed as an ordered matrix derived from calibrated geographic cells. What appears pixelated is measured: every unit corresponds to a defined land area at fixed spatial intervals and is expressed through footprint, elevation, and wood species. The world is not illustrated, but reconstructed as structure and meant to be experienced over time.

Each work is shaped through judgment and craft, built to withstand use, time, and the shifting demands of daily life. Forms draw from structural principles found in nature, where strength emerges through clarity and economy. This steadiness allows material to age with integrity rather than wear through excess.