I’m an abstract expressionist artist living and working in Sonoma County, California. My art is my sanctuary, a haven where my ADHD finds tranquility and my creativity flourishes. In a world often filled with distractions, creating art is the one time I can shut everything else out and truly focus. My life has had many health challenges, starting with a congenital lung issue, to recently battling breast cancer. Through it all, creating art has been my comfort.

Using vibrant colors, expressive brushstrokes, and carefully chosen patterns and textures, I aim to evoke emotions, and provoke introspection. I aspire to uplift hearts and minds, reminding people of their own inherent strength, and perhaps they even glimpse a bit of themselves in the process.

Though I’ve had countless hours of study and color theory, my artistic journey is not about chasing perfection or adhering to conventions; it is about embracing the freedom to create and explore, and to connect with specific others through my art. It is in this state of immersion that I feel most alive and authentic as an artist.

I am driven by the belief that art can change lives, and with every brushstroke, I strive to make a difference.