My work is :

an exploration of identity, connection, and the art of living.

I see art as inherently spiritual—not because of what we make, but because of the devotion/emotion we bring to it.

My practice is rooted in the belief that the routines we live by are our modern rituals—our ways of praying, creating, and shaping what we love. For me, creating art is my ritual routine, my way of shaping life with care and intention. I see my role not only as an artist but also as someone who invites others to reflect on their own lives as a canvas.

With enough love and intention

anything can become art

Through workshops, collaborative projects, and shared creative spaces, I strive to make art an accessible practice for everyone. My goal is to create an environment where creativity becomes a shared ritual—a way to honor ourselves, connect with each other, and shape a more meaningful world.