My art explores the raw essential bond between human culture and the natural world. It’s also very personal, documenting the path back to my own nature.

 

Blinded by excessive pride, people forget they are but a small part of Earth's living organism. Enveloped in artificial comforts and the digital noise, they drift into a quiet epidemic of disconnection and depression.

 

Inspired by modern ecofeminism and ancient mythology, I examine the broken relationship between humans and nature through a feminine lens - where softness and strength, wildness and care coexist.

 

I work primarily with acrylic on stretched canvas, using expressionist language. Color becomes a symbol; distortion reveals inner energy. I use warm rose tones to express femininity and life, alongside greens and earth tones for grounding. My loose, emotional brushwork and weathered textures reflect the imperfect beauty of life - whether clean or dirty, young or decaying. My art embraces acceptance: of nature, and of ourselves, as whole and ever-changing. 

 

My work is deeply sincere, shaped by my own lifelong experience with anxiety. Instead of seeking numbness, I turn to nature and my inner ancient woman as healing. Through body practices, awareness, motherhood, and simple rituals, I find grounding. And I document this process with my art. 

 

I invite viewers to find their own path back to nature, connection, and self.