I have wandered down many different paths before I found painting. My early studies were in textiles-dyeing, printing, weaving, and sewing. With the intention of expanding my skills as a Professional Textile Artist for Film and Theatre, I took my first painting class at Toronto School of Art. 

Textiles weave my foundation, but painting is my artistic calling.

In my experimental abstracts, I use watercolours as a primary sketching tool and then elaborate into larger-scale acrylics. My approach is inspired by imagery from the natural world. I am especially fascinated by the spontaneously formed repeating patterns that reoccur from the microscopic to the cosmic. Is it a snail shell or a swirling galaxy?

The surface is nurtured through many layers as I am continually searching for the right vibration of light and colour. Following the spirit of the paint, a dialogue forms between what is seen and what is unseen. My aim is to be curious and open to whatever messages unfold.