My art explores the imperfect beauty of life, embracing acceptance, transformation, and reconnection with nature.

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Inspired by ecofeminism, ancient mythology, and my own experience with anxiety, I examine the disconnection many people feel from nature, the body, and themselves in a world dominated by artificial comfort and digital noise.

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I describe my painting practice as organic abstraction. Working primarily with acrylic, I use intuitive gestures, expressive brushwork, layered textures, and physical interaction with the material to create works that are less about representing nature than allowing its movement, energy, and transformation to unfold on the canvas. I embrace distortion, rawness, and imperfection as essential parts of the work, reflecting my belief that scars, change, and traces of time are what make things feel alive. I also experiment with mixed media, collage, and digital art to explore the tension between raw nature and sterile technology. My art embraces acceptance: of nature, and of ourselves, as whole and ever-changing.

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Rooted in healing through nature, ritual, motherhood, and intuition, my work invites viewers to rediscover connection, authenticity, and emotional wholeness.