I find art to be the highest form of creation, because I see art as everything; it is creation itself. When we give enough awareness and true presence to any action, and most importantly do it from the heart instead of the mind, not only will it be intrinsically the most peaceful and joyful way of being, but what we do will effortlessly, naturally be art.

In this life, my journey as an artist began when I learned how to make natural plant dyes. My fascination with natural dyes and how they moved on surfaces illuminated something deep within my being about who I truly was and what was at the core of this life. The dyes seemed to move in ways that spoke a language very familiar to me, a language of nature; the structure of all things.

With time, I started to see these formations, patterns, and repetitions everywhere, and in everything. I could see how art existed before time and space, and definitely before humans gave it a name. This fascination guided me to create with natural materials of all kinds, looking into nature, and thus into myself. I would observe these purposeful designs of nature, and feel the eternal life force that was at the foundation of their creation. In this way, I began re-learning the language of nature that was already so deeply ingrained in my being, and I understood why it was so important to remember this forgotten aspect of who I am.

In the recent years, my work has evolved from a more traditional art practice, into one that directly intends to be of service to others, and provide peace, healing, and reflection. It has become more expansive and more inquisitive. I currently make drawings, create natural dyes to use on textiles and paper, and I prepare medicine and food from plants, for the body, mind, and spirit.