My creative practice is rooted in expression, reflection, and the transformation of memory. I work across painting and sculpture, creating abstract canvases and hand-coiled clay objects that emerge from intuition and emotion. Some of my most recent pieces explore the reframing of lifelong memories. After being away from my hometown for twenty years, returning has unearthed something profound. The city, layered with history, beauty, and an unshakable soul, has given me space to reinterpret the past with clarity. In paint and in clay, I investigate how time shifts our perspective: what we carry, what we heal, and what we ultimately release. I look for beauty everywhere, and each work is an offering of that discovery.

My lifelong theme, We Are Vulnerable; We Are Strong, examines the tension between raw fragility and resilient strength. Though my work is rooted in abstract expressionism, it evolves naturally, guided by whatever truth needs to be processed, spoken, or revealed in a particular chapter of life.

Whether on canvas or formed by hand, each piece becomes both a personal meditation and a public invitation. I’m fascinated by how viewers interpret the work on their own terms, how their pause, their gaze, and their emotional response become part of the piece’s performance.

Art is how I navigate transformation. It is my therapy, my memory, and my offering.