Art can be a reminder of our connection to something greater. A softening of the membrane between the self and universal consciousness.

A living room with a white sofa, a colorful abstract painting on the wall, and a view of the ocean through a balcony with wooden slats.

Color is more than visual, it's frequency. These paintings are made on raw canvas, from a meditative place of joy, of love, with my eyes closed. They carry the energy of their making into whatever room they enter.

Art over the years

  • Abstract painting with vibrant splashes of blue, green, pink, yellow, and purple colors.

    2025

    My practice is reemerging in shorter, laser focused bursts . I am painting edge to edge, no white space, no hesitation — following the energy wherever it leads.

  • An abstract painting with a textured, layered design. The top layer is a large, soft lavender area. Below it, a dark purple strip with a cracked, textured pattern. Underneath, a yellow band with some abstract, textured details, followed by a broader orange area with splatter-like textures. The background is a light blue.

    2023-24

    These years my practice lived mostly in my mind, in journals, in the quiet spaces between raising three boys. What emerged on canvas was sparse but an essential release of creativity that had been building, and finally found a way out.

  • Abstract painting with blue, red, orange, yellow, and black colors, including gold accents.

    2022

    Creating and nurturing a life took a majority of my energy and time. I painted less and thought more. The work that did arrive came with quickly.

  • Abstract art painting with red, orange, and pink hues and faint white lines.

    2021

    The year of my practice truly came to life. I painted every day and made work from grief and joy simultaneously. This collection is the true birth of my commitment to creating.

  • Abstract painting featuring a silhouette of a person's upper body with yellow scribbles, overlaid with pastel geometric shapes and textures.

    2020

    Current events asked me to process difficult emotions through paint. I chose instead to make work from joy as an act of resistance. I believe positivity is power.

  • Abstract watercolor painting with splashes of yellow, pink, blue, and orange, accented by thin, swirling lines in blue, black, and red.

    2019

    A new mother with a move to California, I returned to a daily practice with different natural influence. Much of the work fromt this period is painted from memory and music, channeling the frenetic joy of youth and believing everything is possible.

  • Corridor to Clarity

    2026

    As my children grow more independent I find mroe time in he studio. As a gift to my self I spent a week painting (alone) on Orcas Island. Much of this work is was either completed or initiated during that week and completed through the rest of the year. It is a representation of returning to ones self, looking inward and finding my power and intelligence has been there all along. It leans into connection, energy and begins to explore new ideas.