For me, painting is not just a form of creative expression. It’s a spiritual practice, a way through which I can deepen my connection to source, explore the mysteries of life, and inspire a sense of spiritual curiosity in others.
My journey with art began when I was really young. I remember at 8 years old teaching myself how to draw by copying cartoons off Kleenex boxes we had around the house. Throughout my childhood and teenage years, art became therapy. It was a sacred refuge where I could escape and get lost in the act of creation. Over time, my relationship with creativity expanded. I continued to draw while beginning to explore ceramics and mixed techniques, but it was always painting that drew my eye and seemed to me like the most beautiful art form.
In 2010, I decided to begin teaching myself how to paint, and just a few months later I had one of the most transformative experiences of my life—I tried psilocybin for the first time and combined with a series of synchronistic events, I experienced a profound mystical awakening.
Up until that point I was science girl, obsessed with understanding reality through the lens of biology, completely closed to the idea that reality was more than the material world I could see.
For the first time in my life I woke up. My perception expanded and I remembered that I am more than human. I am spirit. Through this awakening I came to understand art as a form of channeling—a bridge between dimensions where higher frequencies could be accessed and expressed through the act of creation. This revelation completely transformed the way I approached my work, solidifying it as a spiritual exploration of life, consciousness, and the self.
Over the past fifteen years, my paintings have become expressions of my ever-evolving understanding of reality. Through ancient symbolism, star knowledge, and color as energy, I simultaneously explore and paint the hidden realms of life and the mysteries of the unknown.
