Vulnerability is foundational to my practice and I am drawn to the question of what it means to be truly seen, by both ourselves and others. While this exposure can be uncomfortable, I believe it has the power to connect and heal.

My work exists at the intersection of memory, transformation, and spiritual inquiry.  Rooted in personal experience and perception, my paintings translate vulnerability into immersive environments.

These works are born from moments of profound change: surviving cancer, undergoing a transformative spiritual retreat in Mexico, and navigating the loss of my father. 

My practice is an act of radical honesty, reclaiming hidden parts of myself and offering spaces for communion with the unseen. At the heart of my process is also personal mythology: reframing lived experiences, even painful ones, through a mythic lens that transforms them into narrative cycles of meaning, renewal, and growth. This reframing allows me to process trauma as part of an ongoing journey, expanding beyond the rigid, western frameworks of the systems we inherit.