Murals

I specialise in a technique known as trompe l’œil — a French term meaning “to deceive the eye.”
Trompe l’œil painting creates the illusion of 3D space on a flat surface, making painted elements appear real, solid, or physically present.

Using careful observation, perspective, shadow and light, I design murals that interact with their surroundings — whether that’s a bird or animal peering from a wall, an imagined opening into another world, or architectural details that seem to extend the space beyond its limits.

A mural can tell a story about a building or its surroundings, showing past history or future projections. It can have many layers that the viewer will not be aware of at first sight, such as symbolism used in subtle ways or additional items inside the mural that represent some deeper meaning to the wall owner.