Art Statement
I approach each piece with curiosity and a sense of play, letting intuition lead the way. I don’t begin with a fixed plan—color, form, and material choices unfold naturally as I work. This fluid, responsive process allows each piece to find its own rhythm, taking shape in a way that feels alive, embodied, and emotionally grounded.
I am a multidisciplinary, intuitive, semi-abstract artist working across painting, assemblage, and digital technologies. My work explores animal conservation, fragmentation, and humanity’s shifting relationship with nature, technology, and one another. It responds to the growing impact of human-centered thinking, climate change, and the lasting effects of our behavior on the natural world.
Rooted in automatism, my process is spontaneous and layered. I build compositions through instinct—using repetition, discarded materials, textiles, and digital elements, while occasionally incorporating paint, glass, and symbolic forms. Repetition becomes both meditative and cathartic, reflecting cycles of destruction and renewal, creating space for disruption, resilience, and meaning to coexist, and inviting a deeper awareness of our shared connection and responsibility to the world around us.
''And it's in that place of feeling the Earth's injuries, and feeling it with each other-that the alchemy emerges. It's in the cauldron of sharing our grief with our community, of gazing at it together and not looking away, that the heartbreak turns to hope. Hope, an ability to work for something because it is good, not just because it stands a chance to succeed. We struggle between two contrasting views of humanity: one driving to a technological endgame of artificially enhanced humans, the other enabling a sustainable future arising from our intrinsic connectedness with each other and the natural world." |
"I always know what I want but I never know what it looks like. |
