My journey through art.
Life is a journey
Since I was a child, nature and colors have been my source of joy and curiosity. I still remember the first set of colored pencils my grandma gave me, each shade waiting to come to life. All I needed to do was to play with them. My world was made of trips to the beach, weekends at the farm, and later, my college biology classes. Colors and textures have always found their way into my life, encouraging me to explore my creativity. Over time, cotton threads took the place of pencils, letting me create patterns in vibrant hues. Clay became my new canvas, inviting me to feel the landscape in my hands, while watercolors pulled me back to the tender memories of exploring petals and leaves. Now, I’m all of it at once—each medium, each color, each memory intertwined.
oubaitori {japanese}
The idea that people, like flowers, bloom in their own time and follow their own individual journeys; the acceptance of not comparing oneself to others, and focusing on one’s own uniqueness.
Featured Work
Earthworks: Tradition, Influence, Innovation
Juried by Ayumi Horie
May 10 - June 23, 2024
VenueThe Umbrella Arts Center
Tree or coral reef? Protect or Restore? It is hard to look without questioning our choices. Are there answers? All I know is: “The privilege is invisible to those who have it”.
Featured Work
Regenerating Earth
Oct 17th to Nov 8th, 2024
Higgins Gallery at the Cape Cod Community College - West Barnstable/MA