My work lives in the space between doubt and clarity, where discomfort often points toward something true. Through color, line, and shape, I translate things that don’t have words: the hum behind a moment, the energy inside a feeling, the beauty that exists even in uncertainty.

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Much of my inspiration comes from daily life—what I notice, what I overhear, what sticks. I draw from the natural world, memory, pop culture, and fleeting impressions that wouldn’t otherwise leave a mark. Painting helps me catch them.

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Originally from Downeast Maine, I grew up immersed in nature and solitude, both of which still shape how I see. I now live in Wilmington, North Carolina, where I work as a graphic designer and self-taught painter.

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At the heart of it all, I paint to find joy—to reveal it, even when it's buried deep.