My art is inspired by the intense highs and lows of bipolar disorder. Painting is more than a passion—it is a lifeline that allows me to channel my emotions, stay grounded, and find balance.
Through painting, I have found success in both my personal and professional life. Despite experiencing tragedies such as a house fire and trauma, I have earned two diplomas, achieved professional success under high stress, and now plan to pursue a degree.
Art serves as my way of transforming chaos and pain into something bold and impactful. Each piece reflects my journey—raw, emotional, and unapologetically real—demonstrating that even in adversity, beauty can thrive.
Collection updates:
"Nostalgia is a Lie" - December 30th 2024
This collection explores my experience of recovering from tragedy. It challenges the idea of nostalgia, rejecting the notion that the past was better simply because it’s gone. Each piece reflects a balance between loss and growth, inviting viewers to embrace the present without idealizing what’s behind them.
Untitled Collection - January 2025
This experimental series introduces bleach, cloth, and paint as primary materials. By blending these elements, I’m exploring bold contrasts and raw textures to create works that feel layered, tactile, and deeply expressive.