My practice is rooted in the healing and therapeutic power of art. I think of this as a Midas touch transforming the mundane and melancholy of reality into something beautiful and comforting. I create dreamscapes accompanied by a romantic use of colour, informed but not limited to African representation, culture, diversity, spirituality, family, mental health, and celebrating/embracing identity. I aim to invite self-discovery and understanding in a world that can often feel strange and material. With stylised and exaggerated drawings reflecting my love for figurative illustrations, I am guided by the delicacy of femininity and a deep connection to the innermost self, bringing a whimsical element to my work.

I am a painter and illustrator, and I also like to say that I am a designer because I believe that the ability to intentionally curate an experience of emotion is art. My work is a tool for self-renewal, a way to navigate reality, life's challenges, and dreams. I consider my creative process freeing and filled with curiosity, immersing me in imaginative realms and allowing me to investigate my inner landscapes. I also invite those who experience my work to examine their inner landscapes and find resonance in our shared human experiences. I work with watercolour, acrylic, ink, oil, coloured pencils, gouache, and pastels on canvas and paper, which allows me to explore texture and remain curious about exploring materials.