My fascination with impermanence began as a child, racing the sun to paint water patterns on my balcony before they evaporated. Today, as a self-taught mixed media artist, I embrace that same unpredictable energy. Through deep, tactile layering, I weave hand-dyed paper, delicate real leaves, and intricate thread work into rich narratives. I also incorporate earthy, raw stains of tea and coffee, allowing their washes to interact naturally with the structured layers beneath.

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Though fascinated by the human form, my work centers on expressionist figure abstracts. I rarely paint a complete face, preferring whispers and suggestions: a lone, watchful eye, vivid lips, or a faceless silhouette in quiet reflection. These intentional omissions pare the subject down to its emotional essence, inviting viewers to project their own experiences onto the canvas. Through this balance of form and suggestion, my abstract depictions of women come to life.

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Free from traditional confines, my process is deeply intuitive and driven by boundless experimentation. My greatest joy is the emotional resonance this creates. As one collector shared, "There's an emotional depth to this piece that is difficult to put into words." I am humbled by the opportunity to connect with others through the textures and unspoken stories of my work.