She makes paintings, drawings, and prints rooted in everyday life and small obsessions. She’s drawn to familiar things—animals, flowers, fruit, half-finished drinks, lived-in spaces—using them as a way to explore feeling, humor, and quiet moments. Her work is intuitive and process-heavy, with bold color, loose lines, and visible marks that are left to do their own thing. Art-making functions like visual journaling, a way to pay attention, repeat, and sit with feeling. The work is imperfect, tender, a little chaotic, and meant to live comfortably in real spaces alongside real life.