My practice centres on portraiture that folds macabre with beauty, creating images that I want to feel unsettling while tender. I draw strong influence from cinematic worlds such as those of Guillermo del Toro, where fantasy, darkness, and humanity coexist. I hold a degree from Vancouver, British Columbia, where I majored in Film Production and minored in Creative Writing. My film background shapes my visual storytelling and narrative approach to image-making.

My ideas often emerge from my dreams and a deep connection to my inner child, fantasy bleeding gently into my reality. As a woman of colour, my work is rooted in a desire to amplify minority narratives, pushing overlooked and unheard voices into the spotlight through imagined worlds that feel personal, strange, and alive.

Ultimately, my work prioritises feeling over comfort, inviting viewers to sit with emotions such as joy, grief, anger, or isolation, and to reconnect with the humanity found in discomfort rather than turning away from it.