ABOUT ME

I am a Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of figurative drawing, mixed media, emotional storytelling, and symbolic abstraction. My practice explores memory, embodiment, femininity, healing, spirituality, and transformation through layered visual worlds that feel both intimate and dreamlike.

 

For over a decade, art has been more than a creative discipline for me — it has been a way of surviving, understanding, and rebuilding myself. My work grew alongside experiences of solitude, depression, migration, motherhood, resilience, and profound inner change. Through art, I learned how to transform emotional weight into texture, silence into gesture, and vulnerability into visual language.

 

Working intuitively with ink, acrylic, collage, graphite, watercolours, handwritten fragments, and textured mark-making, I create atmospheric compositions where the human figure dissolves into abstraction, memory, and symbolism. Layers play an essential role in my process. They function like emotional archaeology — revealing traces of what was hidden, erased, remembered, or transformed over time.

 

My work often moves between softness and tension: delicate feminine forms coexist with raw marks, fragmented spaces, and luminous surfaces. I am deeply inspired by the psychology of the body, sacred symbolism, dreams, nature, music, spiritual practices, and the unseen emotional landscapes we carry within us.

 

Alongside my visual art practice, I explore storytelling through oracle cards, poetry, music, and children’s books. Across all mediums, my intention remains the same: to create spaces of emotional resonance, contemplation, healing, and human connection.

 

I believe art has the power to hold complexity — grief and beauty, fragility and strength, chaos and transcendence — all at once.

 

My work invites viewers not only to observe, but to feel, remember, and reconnect with parts of themselves that words alone cannot reach.