The spontaneity of my art work roots deeply within a fragile emotional state of instability. I reside in painting as a therapeutic approach to process these episodes of disorder; grounding fluttering emotions through all the turbulence to settle in peace.

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I have found that tackling head on, the dimly lit spaces casted by strong depressive states often leads to dissatisfaction. I am unable to work around them through external methods of healing alone. I view these efforts similarly to works created with a direct intention. They lack passionate integrity. From an inspirational curiosity, I may catch a glimpse of abstract expression.

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Discovering comfort inside the process of painting attracts me inward to the raw expressions I attempt to convey. I also find great satisfaction when I paint to explore a dormant thought. The inquires that arise can carry its conception into a blossoming story. This process unfolds itself for me to see what my mind was letting go of.​

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From a young age, all I knew was that I wanted to express my creativity. Working both independently and on commissioned projects, I slowly became aware of my passion for visual storytelling.

 

I view this passion as a continuous learning experience that expands with every new endeavor I take on. My work is quirky, odd, colorful and carefully cultured. 

I like to to call it cluterful at times.