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My paintings are about reconnecting, slowing down, pausing, breathing, getting quiet as often as possible, and recalibrating our nervous system and creative soul. Creativity has been the light to my inner ecology, centring my inverse amidst the evolving landscape of life.

 

It has provided solace and compassion during times of unease and pain and wonder nuggets of joy, bliss, and peace. I aim to always paint from a higher feeling place on a path of deep connection, unwavering resilience, and profound growth, navigating loss but it’s not always possible..  

 

So my creative practice becomes my practice and a medicine...


In 1998, I was deeply influenced by my time with the Oglala Lakota Sioux Medicine Men in Montana. The sacred sweat lodge ceremonies left a lasting imprint on my creative and spiritual path. Today, my practice continues to evolve, informed by Buddhist philosophy, devotional teachings, the sacredness of every day, and the extraordinary ordinary.
 

I’m drawn to earthy textures, imperfections, repetitive imagery, dots and layered marks—symbols of life’s beauty and impermanence. Each painting begins with a mark-making practice that serves as both meditation and a stream of consciousness.

At its heart, my work is about exploring the balance between what we can see and what lies beyond, inviting a sense of wonder and reflection

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