Order meets chaos. Structure meets spirit.
Art found me in the same way life does...unexpected, messy, layered. What began as a quiet curiosity became a way of making sense of the world. My paintings reflect that journey. They’re abstract and expressive, grounded in contrast and contradiction. Much like me.
I work primarily in mixed media, using found and donated materials. I’m drawn to textures and shapes that already carry stories of their own. It’s my way of honoring what’s been discarded and inviting community into the creative process. Nothing is wasted. Everything belongs.
Themes That Guide My Work
Straight Lines and Chaos
My life, like my art, lives in contrast. I’m drawn to structure and logic, but also to wild abandon and instinct. My work often blends the rigid lines of streets and buildings with the untamed energy of nature. It’s my way of exploring the tension between control and surrender.
Openness and Self-Expression
My creative process is intuitive. I don’t begin with a plan. I begin with presence. Every piece becomes a reflection of what I’m feeling and discovering in real time. That openness is the heart of my work and my life.
Freedom and Community
I believe in personal freedom, but I also believe in showing up for each other. My art is personal, but it’s made to be shared. I want it to live in homes, in public spaces, in places where it can stir something in someone else.
Generosity
By using donated and repurposed materials, I try to stay grounded in the practice of enough. Art doesn’t have to be expensive to be meaningful. It just has to be honest.
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