Through contemporary art, I strive to help my generation—millennials and those older—rediscover the voice of their inner child hidden beneath layers of past traumas and rigid expectations.
In my work, I create a dialogue from my own inner child to the inner child of the viewer. Each painting is an invitation to feel supported, accepted, and embraced. I believe that within every person, no matter how many roles, achievements, or disappointments they have lived through, there remains that spark of curiosity, openness, and creative wonder.
My artistic journey began when I finally allowed myself to paint not as I was taught, but as I truly felt: intuitively, freely, and honestly. Over time, this practice became a way to heal old wounds and reclaim the joy I once thought was lost.
Today, my works are bright, naive, and alive. They are celebrations of the playful spirit we often forget as adults. I am inspired by the transformative power of colour, the movement of the body, the impressions of travel, and the quiet insights that come through meditation. All of these experiences blend into my canvases as a living record of growth and self-discovery.
I see my art as an offering—a gentle reminder that the child within us never truly disappears. Even in the most serious and demanding chapters of life, that child waits patiently to be seen again. My hope is that my paintings can help others reconnect with their own sense of wonder and feel encouraged to create, explore, and simply be.