Artist Statement

In my work, I bring together nature, memory, and abstraction to explore the shifting boundaries between my inner world and the environments around me. Biomorphic forms—shapes that feel like fragments of plants, cells, or the body—help me tell stories that reflect the fragile, interconnected nature of everything. There’s a quiet, persistent femininity that runs through the work, touching on themes of identity, vulnerability, and transformation, mirroring the nurturing yet ever-evolving forces of nature.

My studio process is intuitive and experimental, driven by the physical behavior of paint. I start with fluid pours, letting shapes emerge organically, and build on that with hand-painted marks and color-saturated layers to create depth. This process reflects the constant flux at the heart of my practice—where everything is in the process of becoming something else.

Painting, for me, is both a material investigation and a way to think through feeling. I want my work to be immersive—something that can be felt as much as seen. Ultimately, it’s about creating space for reflection and allowing the viewer to find their own meaning within the layers.