artist background

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my paintings begin somewhere before language. in the part of us that is still animal, still rooted, still connected to the earth in a way that years of living indoors and thinking too much can make you forget.

i paint nature not as landscape but as mirror. a place to look for what has been buried. through my work i am searching for three things i spent a long time losing: my primitive instincts, my feminine energy, and my inner child. the part of me that moves through the world without asking permission. the part that finds beauty without needing a reason. the part that was always there, waiting patiently beneath every sensible decision i ever made.

my process is intuitive and physical. i follow the painting rather than lead it. the forms are organic, drawn from nature but then repeated, layered, searched through. as if the rhythm of making might lead somewhere the thinking mind can't reach. the colors are nature's but brighter, more playful than the earth itself. the way a child sees a forest before they learn to be afraid of it.