My Story:

I’m a neurodivergent artist—autistic and living with ADHD—so my work reflects a mind that senses and focuses differently. Those differences fuel my creativity: I notice layered patterns, textures, and vivid color, and hyperfocus lets ideas deepen. Sensory sensitivity shapes color and material choices to make the pieces tactile and alive.

I’ve also experienced PTSD, anxiety, and other mental-health challenges. That adds vulnerability and contrast: some works are quiet and protective, others are sharp and urgent. Trauma and anxiety influence palette, brushwork, pacing, and repetition, while resilience weaves through the layers.

If my art moves you, I’d love to hear from you. Questions, collaborations, commissions, or a simple hello are welcome. Thank you for noticing the care, complexity, and courage in work made from a neurodivergent viewpoint.