I’m a mixed‑media artist exploring colour, play, and sensory experience. My work captures small emotional moments through intuitive mark‑making, creating gentle, grounding pieces that invite pause and connection. Rooted in neurodivergent process and early‑years practice, I make art that feels lived, warm, and human.
I work intuitively, allowing colour, texture, and movement to guide each piece, responding to what feels grounding, curious, or emotionally resonant in the moment. As a neurodivergent artist, my process is shaped by sensory needs and the desire to create spaces of ease, regulation, and gentle joy. Making is a way for me to slow down, notice, and translate fleeting emotional states into tactile, visual form. I draw deeply on my background in early‑years education, where play is understood as a vital mode of learning, expression, and wellbeing. That understanding continues to shape how I approach materials: with openness, experimentation, and a willingness to follow instinct rather than impose control.
