My work explores the parts of myself that were lost in adolescence — self‑acceptance, imagination, and the comfort to create. I paint and draw in hopes of finding my way back to those pieces. Every brushstroke feels like a fragment of myself being put back together. It’s where ancient memory, color, and form move from energy into emotion on the page.

I work intuitively, listening to the blank surface and letting shapes, shadows, and silhouettes emerge without forcing them into something literal. The process is quiet, patient, and entirely my own. I follow the color and the movement, trusting that the subconscious knows more than the hand. What appears often surprises me, but it always reflects something true: transformation, vulnerability, and hope are essential in becoming whole.

My pieces often feel like glimpses of another life being lived in a different time and place — atmospheric, dreamlike, rooted in tension and symbolism. Through my work, I want viewers to feel that hope is possible, and that the creative self is never destroyed. It simply protects itself until you welcome it out.