artist

In my art practice I keep learning that color is my birthright, my inheritance. On my canvases, it becomes liberation: an invitation to express, to play, to inhabit my identity without apology. My work is free—irreverent, unstructured, unrestrained. In the gentle blending of colors, I find a freedom that mirrors my own becoming. My art gives permission: to imagine, to celebrate, to claim space, and to be fully oneself. In my hands, color heals, honors, and radiates. My art is my space to embody freedom, joy, and intentional beauty. My joy is deep, hard-earned, and generously shared. Through my art, I remind myself and others that we are more expansive than the words meant to contain us, and that beauty—in all its shades—is a language of liberation, love, and brilliant self-expression.

coach

My work brings together creative practice, careful listening, and everyday forms of nourishment—joy, music, nature, poetry, and grace—as ways of supporting people in reconnecting with themselves.I offer radical, accountable partnership and am dedicated to holding courageous and resilient space where people can show up with their imperfect, human selves and be seen.

cultural alchemist

I’m interested in what helps people come back into themselves: shared meals, honest listening, rhythm, time outdoors, language that tells the truth, and spaces where nothing has to be proven. I pay attention to how creativity moves through daily life—not as performance, but as sustenance.

My work blends art-making, conversation, and presence. It’s shaped by music that teaches timing and improvisation, by nature that teaches patience and change, by poetry that gives shape to what we feel but can’t always say. Grace, for me, is not perfection—it’s the willingness to stay open and responsive.

What I offer is not a method to follow, but a way of being together that supports clarity, dignity, and aliveness. I care about work that nourishes creates conditions where people can feel more at home in themselves and with one another.