The series of Holy Cow!, grew from a playful idea: what if the spots of the Holando-Argentina cow were not just markings, but clouds? What if the cow could slip in and out of the sky — sometimes an animal, sometimes a cloud, sometimes the sky itself? What if the cow lives not just as pasture animal, but also as cloud, as sky, as mystery?

Holy Cow! plays with humor and reverence. Across cultures, the cow has been seen as a connector of heaven and earth, a symbol of generosity and abundance. In these paintings, cows slip between cloud and pasture, yoga and mandala — living in many dimensions at once. For us mortals, they remind us of our own transitions between places, times, and ways of being.

In this series, you'll see the cow living many lives at once, moving between heaven and earth. And in some way, that reflects my own journey: moving between Canada and Argentina, while carrying ancestries that reach back to Denmark, Turkey, and Syria. Like the cow, I've learned to live in many spaces at once — and to find joy in those crossings.

So Holy Cow! is not only about cows and clouds — it's also about identity, playfulness, and how we see ourselves reflected in the world around us.