From survival to expression, from silence to voice.

I didn’t set out to become an artist—I turned to art when words failed me. In moments of chaos, confusion, and emotional noise, painting became a lifeline. It was never about perfection or prettiness—it was about truth. About survival. About finding some small place in this world where I could exist as I was: unfiltered, raw, and real.

Over time, that space grew into something more. My canvas became a mirror for others—for the ones who’ve been through trauma, who’ve fought to reclaim their identity, who carry anxiety like a second skin but still show up. For the ones who have felt invisible and yet hold so much power beneath the surface.

My work blends surreal figures, gritty cityscapes, and emotional symbolism to reflect the depth of modern life—especially for those who’ve had to rebuild themselves more than once. I paint what I feel. I create what I need. And in doing so, I hope to offer something real for others who feel deeply too.

What began as a private process became a calling. Since 2020, I’ve been building a body of work that speaks to resilience, emotional truth, and identity—through original paintings, prints, wearable art, and grounding fidget jewelry. My creations have been featured in events like the 2025 Love Is In The Air Exhibit at Neilson Park Creative Centre, and I’m currently preparing for my first solo exhibition in 2026.

This is more than art—it’s a place to feel seen.

Explore the collection. Find what speaks to you. Wear your story.

You’re not alone anymore.