My work is about finding peace, stillness, and an awareness of the present moment. I explore themes of consciousness and interconnectedness of humanity and environment, using practices of meditation and breathwork. I began creating work related to breath in 2017. It was a healing practice I used for myself to be in the moment as a new mother. It has now become the basis for most of the work that I do. 

Motherhood has transformed my work in many ways. It has moved me to let go of the excess, focus on the essential. I have found that I can say more with less and enjoy finding new depth in simplification. Having young children has also made me consider the materials I use - shifting to using natural and non-toxic materials. 

While my work the past 20 years has been dominated by painting, I have worked simultaneously in fiber, photography, and clay. I have also begun exploring the subject of breath through installation, sound, and video.

I spend a lot of time in nature and this influence has started to make its way into my work. I find endless inspiration, lessons, and peace in nature. I am distraught by the environmental destruction humans are creating by neglect and disrespect, and have been thinking about what kind of a legacy and footprint I want to leave behind for my children and the planet. My work has started to explore how to connect us to nature in intimate ways, how we mirror one another: nature and humans.