I am an interdisciplinary artist deeply concerned about our environment, exploring natural forms through a synthetic lens. Rooted in lifelong observation, my connection to plants began with a childhood fascination with the interplay between flora and fauna. For me, plants act as portals to people, places, and memories, bridging time and space. This early bond with nature continues to shape my studio practice, inspiring explorations of the beauty, resilience, and complexity of the natural world. Rooted in the philosophy of Anima Mundi—the ancient concept of a spirit within nature and the intrinsic connection between all living things—I aim to evoke a sense of this belief in my work. I am drawn to what is not immediately visible: the space between, the unseen, and the unknowable, yet deeply felt.

My work examines the tension between the natural and the artificial, merging themes of design, ornamentation, and fashion within the context of the natural world. My hyper-contemporary, multidisciplinary practice connects nature and landscape to design and fashion, moving beyond traditional botanical illustration through the use of painting, silkscreen, gilded metallic textile foils, sewn surfaces, appliqué-style collage, velvet flocking, vivid color and scale. My subjects often include overlooked forms, such as weeds and wildflowers, with recent works featuring pollinators and other wildlife. These elements create an insectarium that emphasizes the interconnectedness of species, the fragility of ecosystems, and a deep reverence for nature.