I make paintings and prints that examine  how cultural expectations shape self perception around relationships and gender.

Using line and saturated color, I build imaginary figures of varying scale whose gestures evoke states of being, while their placement accentuates their isolation within environments that feel both familiar and unsettled, reflecting the tension as cultural expectations collide with one’s lived experience.

My work begins with my own search for place and identity, but it also reflects a broader struggle shared by people who feel diminished by social expectations, and to the larger human need to be seen and heard.