We live in turbulent times.

​There is no shortage of reminders of this. Our experiences, and those of others, weigh on us a daily basis, shaping our mindset, emotions and actions. My upcoming exhibition of my new body of work, entitled "Contra", explores the complexity of human emotion experienced as we as we all navigate the minefield that we call life.​

Kawah Ijen is a volcano found on the island of Java in Indonesia. It’s best known for its blue flames cascading down the terrain. The lava flow appears blue, but it’s really the combustion of the sulphuric gases that cause the appearance. But you must be wondering “what does this have to do with her paintings though?” Well…

New art alert!

This piece is inspired by my fascination with outer space. I love Jupiter’s moon Io. Yes, I’m crushing on a moon. I’d definitely recommend reading up on this moon and its relationship with its gargantuan planet. That relationship, as well as Io’s element composition result in some pretty amazing surface characteristics.

Art and history collide with this awesome project by Wikimedia Foundation and Behance. I love reading about history and the world around me, so when I was commissioned to illustrate historical figures from the past, I was very excited.