Mixed media on unprimed canvas (silk, fringe, polymer clay, acrylic)
24 × 36 in, 12 × 24 in, 12 × 12 in
Created as a wish from a mother to her daughter.
A reminder that life doesn’t have to be one thing or another, but everything in between.
Each panel holds space for that in-between, where meaning expands, and possibility lives.
Acrylic on canvas
36 × 36 × 1 in
My first abstract work where everything began.
A search for something meaningful led me here, to a symbol that holds balance, presence, and origin.
This piece set the tone for how I create: not just to fill a space, but to ground it in something deeper.
Silk fringe on primed canvas
24 × 36 × 2 in
Created for my son, who wanted something he could recognize.
A simple request. Something clear, familiar, and grounded, which shifted how I approached the piece.
A reminder that meaning doesn’t always need complexity to be felt.
Silk fringe on unprimed canvas
2 panels, 12 × 24 in each
Inspired by contrast found in nature. Movement and stillness, descent and rise.
The composition reflects that duality, where opposing elements begin to mirror one another.
A study in how differences can still feel connected.
Pen on paper (henna style)
8.5 × 11 in
An exploration of balance between detail and restraint.
Still intricate, but more measured, allowing the process to feel both focused and free.
A continuation of making, with a shift in pace and intention.
Pen on paper (henna style)
8.5 × 11 in
A return to making; slow, detailed, and immersive.
Each line built upon the next, filling space with intention and repetition.
Created as a way to reconnect with the process, one detail at a time.
Silk and canvas layering
24 × 24 × 1 in
An attempt to hold onto a place that never feels the same twice.
Layered textures reflect the shifting surface of the water;calm, reflective, and constantly changing.
A piece shaped by memory and the feeling of returning.
Acrylic on unprimed canvas
36 × 48 × 1 in
Created in close collaboration with someone seeking to visualize their spiritual calling.
Through conversation and exploration, this piece became a translation of something deeply personal and unseen.
An attempt to give form to belief, energy, and inner vision.
Mixed media sculpture (paper mache, textiles, wood structure)
42 × 29 × 30 in
Born out of the need to create something that couldn’t be found.
This piece reflects a personal connection to form, tradition, and presence; made by hand, from what was available.
A reminder that when something doesn’t exist the way you need it to, you can bring it into being.