I transform the textures, colors, and quiet patterns of the natural world into tactile, layered artworks. Working across silk painting, botanical printing, watercolor, and liquid charcoal, I blend direct impressions of plant material with abstraction — creating originals and wearable pieces that feel both rooted and contemporary. 

Plant matter is central to my practice: I harvest, press, and print with leaves and flowers, then build washes, marks, and charcoal lines around those impressions. I enjoy disrupting the line — smudging, scoring, and breaking edges — and using watercolor and charcoal to build unexpected texture and tension. The process is hands-on and experimental — a conversation between chance and intention — and it shapes the way each work negotiates light, shadow, and surface. 

My goal is simple: to invite people to look closer. Each piece is an invitation to notice the small structures and subtle colors that compose our landscapes, and to bring a quiet, natural presence into home and wardrobe. If a piece resonates, I’m always happy to talk about commissions, framing, or the stories behind the work.