Art that creates space for calm, reflection, and renewal

Whether you’re decorating your home or seeking creative rituals to ease stress,

my work offers gentle ways to reconnect with yourself.

Bring Tranquility into Your Home

Explore my collection of abstract paintings designed to bring warmth and tranquility into your space.

Resilience

The Space Between

Find your way as you go

Buoyant Spirit

Creative Practices for Inner Calm

You don’t need to be an artist to experience the benefits of meditative art. My upcoming classes offer simple, guided practices to help ease stress, build trust in yourself, and bring moments of reflection into your daily life.

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View fullsize This is a work in progress, my attempt in expressing the feeling of going with the flow. The intuitive painting process helps me release control. For much of my life, I strived for perfection and carried the weight of constant struggle. But art has t
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View fullsize The first layers of a new painting—where anything goes, and I’m free to express whatever I’m feeling. Today, I worked through some back-to-school angst. Art making is such a powerful way to process emotions and find calm amidst the
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View fullsize My piece Vessels, along with several others, will be on display at Kofenya in Oxford through the end of September. If you’re in the area, stop by for a coffee, soak in the art, and say hello to these pieces in person. . . . #OriginalArtworkFor
View fullsize Messing about in the studio with one of my favorite tools—the color shaper. I love how just a slight change in pressure or angle creates totally different marks and textures. It’s the perfect tool for happy accidents and unexpected discov
View fullsize This painting is deep in the messy middle. Layers are built, texture and shapes are in place, colors and lines are starting to speak—but it still feels too undefined, too scattered. This is always the hardest part: deciding what stays and what
View fullsize I’m not sure why, but I’ve always loved bugs. As a kid, I’d play in the dirt for hours, hunting for beetles and watching ants carry food twice their size. For a while, I sketched bugs in my sketchbook—and now those little draw
View fullsize This painting is still in the process of becoming. I’m not quite sure what it wants to be yet, but I’m loving the texture, the spontaneous drawing, and the sense of spaciousness in the design. Trusting it to unfold in its own time. . . .