About the Artist

My art is rooted in transformation—the beauty that emerges after a storm, the quiet strength that follows struggle. Each piece I create is a reflection of something I’ve lived through, wrestled with, or grown from. These aren’t just images; they are my learnings made visual.

I see myself not just as an artist, but as a kind of philosopher of life. That’s why I named my site Art and Philosophy—because for me, the two are inseparable. My creative process is a dialogue between the internal and external, an exploration of how we move through difficulty and come out the other side more whole, more awake.

There’s always a message woven into my work—something gentle, something true. My hope is that each viewer finds something familiar in the imagery—like a mirror held up to their own inner landscape—and walks away feeling seen, understood, and maybe even a little more healed.