My artistic practice is grounded in drawing, observation, and material exploration. Working across traditional and digital media, I respond to each concept with intuitive mark-making that evolves into visual narratives exploring memory, identity, and social perception.

Themes of gender, migration, motherhood, and lived experience inform my work. I’m especially drawn to the quiet power of everyday symbols—how line, texture, and form can evoke collective memory or cultural belonging. Plants and flowers often appear as metaphors for growth, change, and resilience.

Collage, layering, and repetition are central to my process. I also integrate photography and video, expanding my visual language through interactive media design.