From a young age, I have been captivated by the colors, textures, stories, and connections that make up the world around us. My creative path has moved through drawing, fiber arts, painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Rather than choosing a single medium, I have embraced being a multidisciplinary artist, guided by curiosity and a love of experimentation.

My largely self-directed artistic education has been shaped by years of exploration, along with classes and intensive programs that have helped me deepen my skills. I work intuitively with paint, collage, found papers, fibers, sculptural materials, beads, fur, and other unexpected elements—layering, assembling, and often making a glorious mess along the way.

At the heart of my work is an exploration of the interconnected, emotional, and eclectic nature of life. I am interested in the unseen threads that link people, animals, memories, places, and the larger universe. Some works begin with a feeling, an old photograph, a landscape, or a familiar creature; others emerge through color, movement, and intuitive mark-making. As I work, relationships and meanings gradually reveal themselves.

For me, creating art is both an exploration and a form of connection. It is a way of listening inwardly, engaging with mystery, and giving visual form to emotions and ideas that can be difficult to express in words. Each piece is a small voyage into the unknown—one that continually renews my sense of curiosity, delight, and belonging within the larger web of life.