2026, Acrylic, 30x10x.5 in.
My work is rooted in transformation—turning discarded, overlooked, and ordinary materials into something meaningful, beautiful, and unexpected. Through watercolor, acrylic, metals, resin, polymers, and found objects, I explore the relationship between texture, color, memory, and renewal. I believe art can be a source of healing for both the creator and the viewer, offering a way to process experience, restore perspective, and reconnect with the creative spirit within us.
Through my art and teaching, I hope to encourage others to see creativity as accessible, personal, and present in everyday life. My environmental work with The 3 RE’s reflects this same belief: that art can inspire us to reuse, reduce, and renew while building connection within the community. I want viewers to leave my work with a sense of possibility—not only in the materials around them, but in their own ability to create, heal, and transform.
2026, Acrylic, 30x10x.5 in.
My work is rooted in transformation—turning discarded, overlooked, and ordinary materials into something meaningful, beautiful, and unexpected. Through watercolor, acrylic, metals, resin, polymers, and found objects, I explore the relationship between texture, color, memory, and renewal. I believe art can be a source of healing for both the creator and the viewer, offering a way to process experience, restore perspective, and reconnect with the creative spirit within us.
Through my art and teaching, I hope to encourage others to see creativity as accessible, personal, and present in everyday life. My environmental work with The 3 RE’s reflects this same belief: that art can inspire us to reuse, reduce, and renew while building connection within the community. I want viewers to leave my work with a sense of possibility—not only in the materials around them, but in their own ability to create, heal, and transform.
