Original Abstract Artwork

These paintings begin in stillness and darkness, but are born from a vivacious joy for life.

I make my art from bed and sometimes by my desk. Living with chronic illness means my days are small by necessity. But smallness, I have learned, is not the same as emptiness. I have a sprawling inner world that demands to be expressed. 

I paint because I need color in a life that doesn’t always let me go looking for it. 

Acrylics and mixed media are my main mediums and I paint both on thick watercolor or mixed media paper as well as canvases.

Each piece of abstract art is an act of joy. A quiet, stubborn, insisted-upon joy. 

Every painting is an original — made slowly, on good days, from the inside of my life. When you bring one home, you are bringing something that could only have come from this place.

In my shop I have fine art paper prints and fine art canvas prints. 

My creative process is deeply intertwined with my daily experiences and challenges. Being bedbound has taught me to find beauty in stillness and to channel my energy into creating art that speaks to the soul. I often start with a colour concept that suits an inner emotion – or an emotion I strive to feel, translating it into abstract forms and compositions that are pleasing to the eye. The use of color and texture is pivotal, as it allows me to convey the depth of my emotions and the stories I wish to tell. Each piece is crafted with care, reflecting my passion for art and my desire to share my perspective with the world.

Thank you so much for your interest in my art and music. I would love to share this creative journey with you. If you want, please subscribe for my newsletter, where I share new songs, covers, and abstract art, alongside reflections about the inner life of creativity and how it intertwines with self-love, disability and social change.