I am a multifaceted artist whose work lives at the intersection of maximalism and minimalism — a vibrant tension between abundance and restraint. I’m drawn to bright colours and bold compositions, where simplicity is often used to highlight complexity.

I create glam pop portraits that celebrate attitude, identity, and unapologetic presence. My figures are often stylized, empowered, and radiant — icons of modern expression, seen through a high-gloss, high-colour lens.

Alongside my portraiture, I make abstract paintings inspired by natural forms — rivers, tundra ponds, algae — but I reimagine them in unnatural colours and unexpected combinations. These canvases are emotional landscapes: organic shapes drenched in synthetic hues, pushing beauty into the surreal.

I also enjoy creating illustrations, textile patterns and humorous sculptures using a variety of materials. These works are playful, and often rooted in the love of kitsch. They add a tactical, whimsical dimension to my body of work.

As a neurodivergent artist, I’m compelled to explore multiple mediums and styles rather than commit to a single visual language. This fluidity is not a limitation — it’s an essential part of how I process, play and express.

Whether figurative or abstract, my work is about contrast — glamour and rawness, control and chaos, nature and artifice — all coexisting in each piece.