What can I say?
Ultimately, I see my practice as an ongoing conversation about beauty. Not the polished or resolved kind, but the kind that emerges through effort, curiosity and time spent paying attention. My work begins with the understanding that perfection is unattainable and instead of resisting that, I use it as an entry point. Beauty exists in the experience. Creating is not only an act of expression, but also a way to understand emotion. Creating is a way for me to sit with my emotions and find space for them to exist without explanation. At its core, my work celebrates curiosity, enjoyment and the freedom to have fun while making something honest.
How did I get here?
I was raised an only child by a nomadic single mother who collected art degrees and treated creativity as a survival skill. Buy the time I finished middle school, art had already rewired how I saw the world. Treating creativity as a compass rather than a destination, I grew up performing, experimenting and quietly observing every new creative person who entered my life in that moment . My process is rooted in play and allowing things to stay imperfect - sometimes unfinished - long enough to reveal themselves. I value intuition over control, trust mistakes and believe imperfections accentuate beauty.