Starting my artistic journey in 2018, the desire to create art soon became an unyielding obligation to explore the inner mechanism of my creative consciousness. Once a way of dealing with the loss of my sister, I am now exploring life. I use painting as a way to reflect what I see and feel at a given time, in the rawest form.
I employ a variety of materials in my work. To add textures and layers, I use molding paste, recycled tire shreds, or coffee grounds. And for paints, I use acrylics, watercolors, and alcohol inks. I particularly like the way watercolors and acrylics interact with each other. With each having their own strong personalities, they create discourse when brought together. The juxtaposition of the harsh thick acrylic with the soft thin watercolors and fluid light alcohol ink tell a story throughout my work. My art comes from something inside of me, whether it is an internal conversation, or an emotion for which I cannot find words. The paint lets me get it out and confront it.
