My art begins in stillness and ends in truth — bold, instinctive, untamed.

For years, I used painting as an escape. Now I see it as something deeper: a way home to myself. My work is rooted in feeling, not form — built from emotion, memory, and the need to connect what’s within me to the world around me.

As a practice nurse, I sit with people in their rawest moments — often limited by fear, pain, or silence. I carry those stories with me into the studio. My paintings give voice to what’s unspoken, honoring both my own inner life and the quiet strength I witness in others.

I create for those who see beyond the surface — collectors, leaders, and dreamers who crave something wild and real.

Animals, elemental forces, and above all, the eyes — these are my symbols. Eyes are mirrors. They don’t hide. They reveal. They ask:
What do you see?
What lives behind your own gaze?

A recent art retreat helped me reclaim the values I once tried to rebel against — honesty, loyalty, faith, responsibility, connection. These aren’t limitations. They’re foundations. Through painting, I’ve made peace with them — not as rules, but as anchors.

My art is about freedom. It’s about boundaries. It’s about choosing yourself, again and again.

This is where instinct meets imagination.
Where the inner world meets the outer one.
Where you’re invited to pause, to feel, to see more deeply.

This is mirror work.
This is soul work.
Welcome in.