Art has been a constant in my life—not something I chose, but something that has always moved through me. Over time, it has taken many forms: jewelry, glass, watercolor, and wearable pieces. Each medium has been a different way of exploring expression, energy, and transformation.

My work now lives in fine art, but it carries all of those experiences with it. I’m drawn to color, texture, and movement—elements that create a feeling before they form a meaning. I don’t begin with a fixed outcome. Instead, I allow each piece to unfold, to shift, and to become what it’s meant to be.

There is a moment in the process where the work starts to speak on its own. That’s what I follow.

I’m not interested in creating something that simply fills a space. I create pieces that hold energy—something you may not be able to explain, but can feel the moment you see it. Each work is part exploration, part release, and part connection.

This is the art of becoming—for the work, and for me.