Artist Statement

“From the very start of my journey with painting, color has been the most exciting part for me. Growing up, there were events in my life I had trouble processing and moving past. I turned to art and developed a natural relationship with color that helped me cope and compartmentalize. When I paint, I am painting with my life and using color as my language. While the swirling colors and patterns are fun to look at, I have learned to love the unpredictability of life because of color. My motivation behind sharing these personal life moments is to allow the viewer an opportunity to see the bright side of personal growth and development.”

Psychic Automatism

(2019-Current) An interpretation of the emotional experiences a subconscious mind will have through changes, self-reflection, and growth in life. Through the use of color, intuition, and efforts to find reason, this series generates confidence in a person’s ability to adapt and learn when faced with challenges or inspiration.

Synesthesia

(2021-Current) An interpretation of sounds into visual forms layered on a canvas like a landscape. The artist listens to a song on loop, recognizes the elements that provoke certain colors and attempts to copy down the various shapes and forms that appear in her mind. Several factors influence the shapes like the intensity, pitch, activity, first emotional impressions, and how it lives in the song. Does it bring speed or strength or does it halt the flow or dampen the noise?

Synchromism

(2025-Current) Synchromism was an art movement founded in 1912 by American artists Stanton Macdonald-Wright and Morgan Russell. The artist takes the role of a conductor who produces an experience rather than an interpreter of an experience; action verses reaction. The canvas becomes a place for the artist to construct a perspective, rather than using the canvas to process a personal life events.