Art has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. As a child, I faced significant challenges, including Adverse Childhood Experiences (A.C.E.) and undiagnosed dyslexia. These barriers could have defined me, but I chose to channel my struggles into something transformative: art. Through self-teaching and perseverance, I not only healed and retrained my mind but also built a life infused with creativity and purpose.

I thrive on learning new techniques and exploring innovative artistic concepts. My work reflects this curiosity and my belief in art's power to heal. This passion inspired the creation of the Heart of Colors Project, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to helping trauma survivors express their emotions constructively through art.

I’m perhaps best known for my “Flowers in Bloom” glass series where I transform upcycled glass, porcelain, and ceramics into stunning hand-painted pieces using acrylic enamel paint. By sourcing materials from local businesses, I support my community while giving discarded items a second life as beautiful art pieces.

My newest series, Digital Neon Sea Creatures, brings the magic of the ocean to life with a bold, futuristic glow. With vibrant luminescent colors, fluid motion, and electrifying energy, each piece pulses with an otherworldly radiance, capturing the beauty and mystery of marine life like never before! 

Experience the ocean like you’ve never seen it – glowing, dynamic, and full of life! 

Beyond creating, I share my love of art through teaching. I teach hand-painted glass and acrylic fluid art classes in both community settings and private workshops. These classes allow me to connect with others, inspiring joy, healing, and self-expression in their creative journeys.

Through my art and teaching, I strive to uplift, inspire, and foster resilience in those around me.