For a long time, I felt a pull toward refinement. Toward resolving an image fully, bringing it to a point where everything felt complete and intentional. But over time, I began to notice that some of the most compelling moments in a painting weren’t in the finished areas.

There’s a difference between being part of something and being seen within it.

For the past few years, I’ve been working closely with Milan Art, mostly behind the scenes. Building, shaping, and contributing in ways that aren’t always visible from the outside. It’s work I care deeply about, and work that has shaped me as much as my own art practice. But it also meant that my role, at least outwardly, felt defined.

This past year, that began to shift.

Art is my way of making sense of the world… a balance between what we see and feel, clarity and uncertainty. Through the Mastery Program, I uncovered my purpose as an artist and learned to embrace vulnerability and connection. Join me as I share insights, stories, and reflections on the transformative power of creativity. Ask me why I love the Mastery Program. I’d love to share more about this journey with you.