Art has always been the way I make sense of the world. With a background in art therapy, my work grew from an understanding of how texture, repetition, and form can transform a space—and a person. Over the last decade, I’ve shifted that foundation into a contemporary fiber art practice that blends sculpture, pattern, and movement.

I create large-scale fiber pieces that explore energy, structure, and the quiet tension between softness and strength. Using sustainable materials and intentional processes, each work becomes a study in rhythm and presence—inviting viewers to slow down, breathe, and experience the piece rather than simply observe it.

My goal is simple: to bring resonance and connection into the environments my work inhabits. Whether for private collectors, public installations, or collaborative creative projects, I approach each piece with the same intention—to create something that feels alive, grounded, and deeply human.