About the Artist

Located in the beautiful Bitterroot valley in Montana

I’m an artist drawn to resilience—the kind that doesn’t ask for attention, but quietly transforms everything.

My work is shaped by lived experience, including navigating chronic illness and the realities that come with it. It’s changed how I see time, energy, and what it means to show up. Not perfectly, but honestly.

As a beekeeper and gardener, I’m deeply connected to the idea that growth isn’t always visible—but it’s always happening. That rhythm shows up in my work through layered paint, bold movement, and moments of quiet detail—especially in the eyes, where I focus on connection and presence.

I work in layers, often beginning with expressive acrylic underpainting and building with oil—allowing each piece to evolve naturally. Some areas remain loose, others become refined, but all of it is intentional.

This work isn’t about perfection.

It’s about showing up.

Rooted in resilience.