Living in an increasingly artificial world, my artist heart craves a deep connection with the organic, natural world. Since 2005, the forest has been my home, my teacher, and my endless source of inspiration. I listen deeply and observe intensely before I ever reach for a pencil, or a brush. In my studio, I quiet my mind, push colour freely, and play before I commit to a precise vision for the piece.

On this journey from my head to my heart, I once met a ruby-throated hummingbird who left a lasting impression. He taught me to find purpose through joyful action, inviting magic, beauty, and wonder into my practice, but also acknowledging the urgent mission of pollination of the new world, one where we understand our roots and our nature.

My art is more than decoration. It's an act of service to Mother Earth and all her children. Each canvas is a fragment of the sanctuary I'm creating, for the hummingbirds, for the land and for the humans who have forgotten they belong to it. My brushes paint the story of our interdependence with the living world, from the miniature to the monumental. Through each piece, I hope the viewer sees the glittering threads that connect us to the land, to each other, to those who came before us, and to all who will follow.