Art has always been my way of navigating what lives beneath the surface. As a therapist, I hold space for others to explore their inner landscapes their thresholds, shadows, and light. As an artist, I do the same for myself, moving through liminal spaces where emotion becomes image and silence finds shape.

My process is intuitive and symbolic. I work with texture, form, and layers not just of material, but of meaning. Each piece holds its own quiet language: a conversation between the seen and unseen, the conscious and unconscious. My work lives at the intersection of emotion, memory, and embodiment fragments, portals, and maps of becoming.

These pieces are not answers but invitations to witness what words cannot always hold. I create guided by feeling rather than form, trusting that what needs to emerge will rise to the surface.

This space is a window into that process a place where the metaphors can breathe, and where inner worlds are made visible, one layer at a time.