My practice is a continuous dialogue of change, rooted in the belief that identity is never a fixed destination. As a neurodivergent woman, I view the canvas as a site of constant flux—a reflection of the impermanence of life and the frequent internal shifts I navigate.

At this stage of my work, an affinity for organic forms has surfaced as a subconscious response to fourteen years lived among the trees. These current pieces challenge me to navigate the tension between spontaneous energy and deliberate reflection. While suggestions of flora and fauna emerge, the work remains driven by my interpretation of the personal and collective present.

I am currently exploring ambiguous dreamscapes that ride the line between familiarity and mystery. By leaning into fragmentation, I invite the viewer to embrace the "magical mess" of existence and find connection within a vision that is both beautifully incoherent and deeply resonant.