I am a fine artist whose work explores mental health, my own neurodivergence, and the perseverance of the human spirit. My practice is deeply personal, drawing from my own experiences of navigating the world, processing difficult emotions, and often feeling as though I do not quite belong.

Visually, my work sits somewhere between surrealism, pop art, and contemporary art. Sometimes I’m still unsure of where my work sits.
I am interested in the space between how we experience the world internally and how we exist within it outwardly, particularly when those two things do not seem to align.

Art has always been my way of processing my existence. It gave me a way to express and explore my neurodivergent mind long before I understood it myself. Through my work, I try to make sense of my experiences and explore what it means to keep going, even when belonging and understanding feel out of reach. I am drawn to the uncomfortable, the absurd, and the deeply human, finding ways to give form to things I have often struggled to put into words.