Having dedicated her life to social services since her teen years, the artist has been working for a domestic violence shelter since 2005 in various roles. Surrounded by stories of pain, hardship, love, and transformation, she finds inspiration for her art. Living in a forest setting provides her with the balance needed to create through photographs, collages, fabric, and stitching.
Her digital artwork often takes on an abstract and collagist form, reflecting her unique perspective on life. Photography plays a significant role in her creative process, capturing moments from her family, travels, and the natural world that surrounds her in the forest. Many of her pieces combine different mediums such as handsewn fiber projects, photographs, paintings, masks, and other sculptural pieces made from various materials.
Each piece of art is a reflection of the passage of time, as she seamlessly weaves together elements from the past and present. The evolution of trapped moments in her work invites viewers to find connections and moments of enjoyment within each piece. For those looking to add a touch of creativity and depth to their home or office decor, her prints are the perfect choice to bring a unique and meaningful perspective into any space.