For most of my adult life, I kept my emotions at arm’s length. Like many of us, I got good at appearing fine. I intellectualised. I pushed down. I powered through. But over time, that disconnection started to cost me—not just personally, but creatively. When I finally let myself feel again, it changed everything.

Now, I create art to stir something in you.

Whether it’s a fine art piece, a cheeky greeting card, a limited-edition print, or something designed for everyday use—my work is always about emotional resonance. I want you to feel something when you see it. A flicker of recognition. A quiet ache. A jolt of joy. Even discomfort. Because emotion—felt fully, without shame—is how we come back to ourselves.

I believe art isn’t just decoration. It’s a mirror, a provocation, a kind of emotional permission slip. In a world that rewards numbness and productivity, my work invites you to pause and notice what’s really going on beneath the surface. You don’t need to fix it. Just feel it.

This practice—of making space for what we feel, rather than what we’re told to feel—isn’t always easy. But I believe it’s powerful. And I believe we need more of it.

This is why I make art.
To make emotion visible again.
To offer you a moment of reflection, beauty, and truth.

Thanks for being here.