The beauty of art is that it’s never finished. It evolves, shifts, and grows just as we do. As I reflect on where I’ve been, I’m also looking ahead to where I want to go—not just in my work, but in how I connect with the world around me. The future of my art isn’t about perfection; it’s about exploration. It’s about diving deeper into the themes I hold close, experimenting with new materials, and finding fresh ways to tell stories that matter. Let me share where this journey

Art is my way of grabbing the messy, raw truths of life and turning them into something tangible. My work digs into the big themes—the ones that demand to be felt: trauma, healing, transformation, the psyche, and power. These aren’t just ideas to me—they’re lived experiences, the driving forces behind everything I create. I don’t make art to decorate a wall. I make art to start a conversation, to stir something inside you, to get you thinking about your own story. Let’s dive

Exhibiting with The Other Art Fair: LA Edition, September 2024 Art has the power to reach us in ways that words often cannot. For me, creating art isn’t just about expressing my own journey—it’s about opening a space where others can feel seen, understood, and inspired to explore their own paths. My work is deeply personal, but its purpose extends far beyond me. It is an invitation for reflection, connection, and healing. Creating a Space for Healing and Reflection theFELTexp

work in progress in the studio. (click to view all available original pieces.) Art is often seen as a method of imposing order on chaos, but for me, chaos is an essential part of the process. I don’t approach my work with strict plans or blueprints; instead, I allow the materials and the moment to guide me. It’s through surrendering to the unpredictable and allowing the work to evolve on its own terms that I find meaning and clarity. The Role of Chaos in My Creative Process D

Art is often seen as a method of imposing order on chaos, but for me, chaos is an essential part of the process.

Art has always been a means for me to explore my inner world, translating deeply personal experiences into something tangible.