She has always been determined to make a living creatively, embarking on what she considers an adventurous journey. After spending years teaching art in Virginia public schools and participating in numerous exhibits, she decided to pursue an art degree. Despite the lack of excitement that followed, she took a leap of faith and drove to Los Angeles to work for an intriguing newsletter, where she met her husband – a fellow full-time creative individual with a passion for playwriting, poetry, and authorship. Together, they spent nearly 14 years in the Mexican town of San Miguel de Allende, establishing and managing a scholarship program for at-risk students under the local chapter of PEN International, while also adopting a daughter. Currently, they reside in North Carolina.
Recently, she held a solo show at the local ArtsCenter, showcasing a diverse range of work including fibers, watercolors, charcoal, and digital art. Her pieces have been featured in galleries and juried shows across Mexico and the U.S., with selected images now available for purchase as prints. Through her artistic journey, she has come to realize that a forest is defined by its intervals as much as its trees, and that nature embodies not only tangible forms but also a powerful life force that permeates empty spaces, generating a subtle energy.
For those looking to add a touch of creativity to their home or office decor, her prints offer a unique and captivating option. With a blend of fibers, watercolors, charcoal, and digital art, her work captures the essence of nature and the beauty of life in subtle yet profound ways. Explore her collection of images and bring a piece of her artistic vision into your space today.