Sojourn

In View
An old sandstone church stands quietly among the Croatian islands, its warm surface worn by time and salt. Possibly a century old, it radiates stillness. A place untouched by urgency. A space that invites breath, pause, and rest.

In Reflection
This image captures more than architecture. It captures a feeling. A moment of gentleness in the middle of movement. While travel feeds the part of us that seeks discovery, stillness feeds the part that needs to feel.

Travel has always been a core part of who I am. I am an adventurer drawn to unfamiliar paths, driven by the thrill of new experiences. John C. Maxwell once asked, “When was the last time you did something for the first time?” That question continues to guide me.

But discovery is not always found in motion. Sometimes it is found in the quiet spaces in between. In taking a moment to notice where you are. To honour the distance you have already travelled. To feel thankful for what you have seen and who you have become.

In My Life
The weathered church carried a quiet strength, its walls holding centuries of stillness. Standing before it, I realised that rest is not a pause from the journey but part of it, a space where renewal takes root. The endurance of stone reflected the value of slowing down, of allowing time to restore rather than consume. Sojourn continues to remind me that peace is found not only in discovery, but in the stillness that sustains it.

Recognitions and Exhibitions

Artbox Expo - New York 2025
Shadow & Light Group Exhibition - Open Call 2025
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