I am a Miami-based contemporary painter who earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Parsons School of Design in New York City. Inspired by skies at sunrise and sunset, my work explores the movement, transformation, and fleeting nature of life.

With my use of color shifting interference paints, I create clouds that appear to evolve as the viewer moves and the light changes. In one moment, for example, they may glow with luminous shades of peach but in the next, they turn lavender and then on to gray.

My latest series, Fruits of My Labor, is deeply personal and has truly been a labor of love, with each work created throughout the course of my pregnancy. The inspiration emerged during a transformative period in my life, as I navigated both the grief of losing my mother and the anticipation of welcoming new life.

That profound and often conflicting emotional landscape led me to seek clarity, stillness, and simplicity. In response, I began creating works centered on expansive, unobstructed skies, free from haze or heaviness, as quiet reflections of peace.