My passions live where art, food, and community meet. I’m interested in evoking experience and exploring the layers of emotion and memory.

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I’m 26, and for as long as I can remember, I’ve felt a strong pull toward creative expression. At the same time, I was always curious about structure, society, and systems, which is what initially led me to study finance. But towards the end of my degree, I realized that my sense of fulfillment doesn’t come from working within those structures, but from connecting with life/the world in more creative and expressive ways.

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A big part of how I move through the world comes from growing up playing competitive tennis. Only recently have I started to understand how much that experience shaped me. Especially the mental and emotional dynamics of the sport. Without fully realizing it, I’ve translated many of those layers into my artistic work.

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For nearly a decade now, I’ve been developing a visual language that reflects internal landscapes stories of relationships, identity shifts, and the tension of my thoughts. My work isn’t bound to one style, because I don’t believe we stay one version of ourselves for long. We evolve, and we begin again and again. My practice follows that movement.

What connects everything I do — art, food, and storytelling — is the desire to create space. Space for feeling, for reflection, and for shared experience.