My work is an exploration of the human condition and the intricate connections that shape our experiences. I am fascinated by how people’s lives intersect—how every conversation, habit, and chance contributes to who we become. Through expressive line drawings and paintings, I seek to capture the weight of these moments, celebrating both their complexity and beauty.

My early drawing series, Intricate Connections, examined the layered nature of human relationships. What Are the Odds expanded on this exploration, meditating on the randomness of experience—the roll of the dice that determines who we meet, what we endure, and how our paths intersect. More recently, I have been fascinated by the human impulse to learn, which is reflected in the unfinished painting that I have been working on for quite some time now. The piece has become a quiet self-portrait, depicting a woman mid-search, surrounded by shelves of books that span the visual arts and self-help psychology. The books embody the topics I return to in my search for understanding. At the same time, it reaches beyond me. It resonates with all of us who find meaning in knowledge, and with the authors who feel compelled to make sense of their experiences through writing.

Beyond my studio practice, I work at Farrow & Ball in London, Ontario, where I assist people in making design choices and selecting wallpapers. This experience has deepened my appreciation for how personal environments reflect identity and curate feeling, further influencing my approach to murals.

At its core, my art invites us to pause and consider the narratives woven into everyday life—the visible and invisible forces that shape who we are. Whether through a canvas, a mural, or a carefully curated space, I aim to highlight the beauty in the details we often overlook.