My work begins with a blank canvas and a feeling I don’t fully have words for yet.

I paint intuitively—building layers of color, movement, and texture to express emotions that often live beneath the surface. A lot of my work is rooted in early experiences and the feelings that stay with us over time, quietly shaping how we see and move through the world.

Through abstraction, I give those emotions a place to exist outside of me.

I work primarily with spray paint, oil, and acrylics, creating layered, tactile surfaces that reveal themselves slowly. My pieces aren’t meant to be taken in all at once—they’re meant to be lived with. The longer you sit with them, the more they shift, opening space for personal interpretation and connection.

My path as an artist has been mostly self-led, supported by my time studying oil painting at the Roslyn School of Painting. That balance between intuition and structure continues to shape how I approach each piece.

As my work evolves, I’m focused on creating pieces that hold depth, presence, and emotional weight—work that continues to meet you in different ways over time. I’m also interested in expanding into spaces where art can be used for connection and emotional expression, especially through workshops for children.