I started painting in 2021 after a traumatic brain injury, when art became my only way to cope and make sense of what happened. Back then, I was also fighting addiction, so my work came out dark and heavy. A year later I got sober, and my life and artistic style changed dramatically. I went from painting my pain to painting my healing, in real time.

Now, my work is about strength, intuition, and connection. I don’t always know where a piece will end, but I trust the process. My inspiration comes from music, people, spirituality, and my wild imagination. I’ve explored acrylic, oil, murals, music, even fashion.

I believe art brings people together in a world that’s trying to tear us apart. My superpower is turning healing, identity, and raw emotion into powerful visual expression, accented by pops of whimsy from my ADHD. Look! Doggo!