About me
I have taken art classes since I could remember. But I didn't fall in love with painting until college. There, I received my BFA in Studio Art with my emphasis in painting. Learning why I paint and the message I want to send. Over the years my subjects and style evolved. Focusing on depicting mental illness in everyday life. By creating a visual language for these struggles, I hope to make them feel more real and approachable. I want my viewers to see my artwork and feel seen, heard, and understood. I use elements of realism and representation to give form to my goal: to create a space where people can sit with difficult emotions without feeling overwhelmed. A space for reflection, vulnerability, and healing. Both for myself and for those who connect with my work.