Little Moments

Little Moments captures brief, often overlooked instances in a child’s world—moments of quiet focus, gentle boredom, curiosity, and small acts of unruliness that pass almost as soon as they appear. These works are not about grand events, but about the subtle in-between spaces where learning, emotion, and identity quietly unfold.

Rendered in softly textured, painterly environments, each piece emphasizes atmosphere over precision, allowing memory and feeling to take precedence over detail. The children are intentionally non-identifiable, inviting the viewer to recognize not a specific child, but a familiar experience—one that feels remembered rather than observed.

The word "little" carries dual meaning: it speaks to the youth of the children depicted, and to the fleeting nature of the moments themselves. Together, these small instances form a larger narrative about attention, growth, and the beauty found in ordinary, imperfect moments that shape who we become.