Experience is a virtue, and our dreams may become our reality. As an only child, I never went without love and attention. And because of this, I developed a sense of approval and expectation from everyone I met. Being thrust into the real world, I was hit with a wave of diverse opinions I thought I had to follow to gain back this acceptance. Thankfully, through the guidance of my grandmother, Noni, I slowly began to create art for myself. Being a painter and photographer, my Noni drives my creativity and has guided me through art in many forms. Due to this, my work evolves in many mediums, substrates, and concepts as I explore myself as an artist.

My practice conveys childhood nostalgia, creating a sense of deja vu in my audience by portraying the fluidity of the young adult body around childhood objects and an over-saturated palette. The bright colors I use symbolize how, as children, we see the world as a brighter, more enjoyable place than the chaos we are now aware of. Nostalgia plays a crucial role in my work. Motifs such as tattoos, toys, and eyes appear in many of my works. These items enhance my art's emotional depth and reconnect to my personal experiences. I differentiate my memories from reality using distorted colors and impossibly unique forms.