Creative Arts for Wellbeing & Connection

Art is how I process the world, an ever-evolving dialogue between emotion, memory, and material. My practice is fluid, shifting across mediums such as pencil, paint, posca pens, stitching, pressed flowers and paper arts, depending on what personal themes I am exploring. Each piece becomes a tangible record of my thoughts and reactions, an extension of both my inner landscape and the environments that shape me.

Nature plays a vital role in my work. I incorporate organic elements such as pressed flowers, embracing their fragility and impermanence as metaphors for change, resilience, and growth. My process is often meditative, whether layering paint, shaping clay, or arranging delicate botanicals, these repetitive actions offer a sense of grounding and connection.

As a neurodivergent artist, I embrace nonlinear thinking, experimentation, and the unexpected ways ideas unfold. Creativity is both a coping mechanism and a form of communication, a way to explore complexity and invite others into moments of reflection, stillness, and sensory engagement. Through my work, I hope to create space for slowness, curiosity, and meaning in the details.
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