My work begins with energy.

A spark, a stirring, a pull from something unseen but deeply felt. I make art as a way of listening —to spirit, as a way of working out what I feel and what I believe. It’s how I make sense of the world and my place in it. It’s how I process. It’s how I heal. And always, it’s an invitation — for the viewer, the participant, the fellow seeker — to step into that process with me.

For me, making is a form of prayer.
It’s how I commune with the Great Creator — through color, movement, pattern, and presence. I follow what’s alive in the moment, trusting that the energy knows where to lead me. My practice is not about perfection or product — it’s about process, connection, and curiosity. It's about staying open enough to be surprised.

My life is my art.
Every conversation, every business decision, every circle of women gathered in vulnerability — it all comes from the same sacred well. I don’t separate my roles: artist, coach, teacher, seeker. They weave together, naturally, beautifully. My deepest belief is this: creativity is how we connect to our highest, wisest selves — and how we come home to one another.

This is the why behind everything I make.