We’ve all been taught to repress certain parts of ourselves: the angry parts, the sensual parts, the too-loud, too-needy, too-much parts. But in my world, those parts are sacred.

They are the shadow, and in my art, I invite you to own it.

Dark femininity is not evil. it’s misunderstood. It’s the part of feminine identity that resists domestication. It’s grief, lust, jealousy, hunger. And it’s also magic, power, and presence.

Through contemporary painting, I explore this tension. I paint women who are more than muses, but they’re mirrors of the psyche. They embody what we’re taught to suppress, and in doing so, they set us free.

Because your space should reflect who you really are, not who you pretend to be.

Collectors come to me for pieces that do more than match their walls—they want art that makes them feel. Art that stares back. Art that becomes part of their healing. This is shadow work in visual form.

You don't have to explain yourself. You just have to choose the piece that chooses you.