“I am an artist who paints from memory, emotion, and experience. My art is my language — a way to speak when words fail me. Losing part of my hearing at a young age changed how I see and connect with the world. Silence became my space of observation, and drawing became my way to communicate and make sense of it all.

I describe myself as a visual narrator of women’s stories — especially those that are often silenced, hidden, or misunderstood. Through faceless portraits and layered textures, I explore the themes of identity, resilience, and womanhood. The anonymity of my figures allows every viewer to find themselves within them, to see reflections rather than representations.

I work across materials — coffee, charcoal, oil, and ink — because each medium carries a different emotion. My process is intuitive; I let the material guide me. I am fascinated by the imperfections that emerge, the stains and cracks that tell their own truths.

Above all, I am an artist committed to healing — for myself, for women like me, and for those who look at my work and feel seen. Art is not just what I do; it is how I listen, remember, and exist.”