I create art as a way to document life — the emotions we hold, the memories that shape us, and the stories we carry. My work is rooted in curiosity, community, and the belief that creativity is a practice of presence. Whether I’m painting murals, filling pages of a sketchbook, or guiding others through creative exploration, I’m always searching for connection — with color, with intention, and with people.

With over a decade of teaching and art-making, I’ve learned that creativity is a bridge — a way to bring people together, to slow down, to feel, and to be seen. My work pulls from everyday life, nature, movement, and the internal landscape of emotion. I’m inspired by the way color transforms a space and how art invites conversation, reflection, and joy. Through murals, classes, and community projects, I aim to create spaces where people can connect with themselves and with each other.

My practice is both personal and communal. It’s a lifelong journey of learning, experimenting, and honoring imagination. I create to express, to heal, to connect — and to inspire others to see art not just as a product, but as a way of being in the world.