My paintings explore the emotional and psychological relationship between the body, memory, and perception. Through distorted figures, layered forms, and expressive color, I explore states of vulnerability, overstimulation, fragmentation, and human connection.

Painting has long been a way for me to regulate and reconnect with myself. After being diagnosed with an autoimmune neurological condition, the process became deeply tied to grounding, healing, and finding stability within my body.

I often describe art as my “healthy illness”, a compulsive force that holds me steady against the unpredictability of physical experience. In my work, emotional states become physical landscapes: melting, overlapping, dissolving, and reforming through paint.