My paintings function as mirrors to my inner life and as objects of spiritual utility. In my most recent work, I use dyes made from materials found in nature including mud, barks, roots, flowers, and insects. Different swatches of dyed canvas are then sewn together to create a new image, a gestalt which acts as a spring board for the painting process to take place.

The incidental mark-making that emerges through the dyeing process is the basis for my intuited forms and discovered imagery. These discoveries help to cultivate an understanding of self and an understanding of the world. This confluence of the internal and external bridges the gap between the material and immaterial, revealing questions about who we are and our place in the cosmos. Informed by nature, memory, and the mystical, my work is an attempt to lift that which lies just beneath the surface of everyday life.