A woman with dark, curly hair, wearing glasses, a black top, a large wristwatch, and a necklace, is sitting at a desk writing in a notebook, with a patterned folder, a pen, and a phone on the desk. The background is plain and light-colored.

about me

I believe we aren’t defined by our stories, but by how we transform them.

I’ve always been drawn to making.

I grew up around art in my grandmother’s studio, later moving through photography and interior design before finding my way back to a more instinctive creative practice.

In my early thirties, becoming a mother and facing a brain tumour changed the way I saw things. It made me slower, more observant, more aware of what sits beneath the surface.

That still shapes my work now.

I’m drawn to graphite, watercolour, photography and tactile forms — to nature, the body, memory, change and the quiet things that are often felt before they can be explained.

My work is about noticing. Making. Returning. Allowing things to unfold.

A collage of nature-inspired images including butterflies, flowers, a full moon, and a hand. There is a quote that reads, 'Love her, leave her wild.' and a caption saying, 'magnetic, alluring, enchanting, she's magic. she's the spell.'

"To live as an artist is a way of being in the world. A way of perceiving. A practice of paying attention".

~ Rick Rubin

Three people, two children and an adult, standing on a sandy beach facing the ocean, with footprints trailing behind them, under a cloudy sky.
Close-up black and white photo of a fluffy dog with curly fur, partially visible in the foreground, showing its nose and part of its head, with a tall cactus in the background inside a room.
Group of people in ski gear, wearing helmets and goggles, smiling for a selfie on a snowy mountain.

personal side —

I’m an introvert at heart — happiest with books, trees, salt air and a little space to think.

My days move between the studio, family life and all the beautiful chaos in between.

I’m drawn to quiet rituals, music, the ocean, movement and the people I love being around.

Movement and creativity are probably my two biggest outlets — whether that’s Pilates, rollerblading or disappearing into the studio with headphones on. This is how I regulate & navigate this wild human experience.

My family, friends and creative community keep me grounded.

It’s a life being lived — and that’s usually where the work begins.