My practice is rooted in art's healing and therapeutic power, which I liken to a Midas touch, transforming reality's mundane and melancholic aspects into something tangible and comforting. My work draws inspiration from African representation, culture, femininity, spirituality, family, mental health, and identity. I aim to invite self-discovery and understanding in a world that often feels strange and materialistic.

With a romantic use of colour, I create stylised paintings featuring exaggerated heads, reflecting my love for portraiture and figuration. The eyes within these large heads convey emotions and a trance-like state of consciousness, narrating silent stories inspired by personal and collective experiences. Guided by the delicacy of femininity, personal destiny, and a connection to the innermost self, I infuse whimsical elements into my work. These elements serve as metaphors for the seriousness of reality, offering a lighter, more imaginative lens through which to process and navigate life's complexities.

As a painter and illustrator, I also consider myself a designer. I believe in the power of intentionally curating emotional experiences through art. My work serves as a tool for self-renewal, a means to navigate reality, life's challenges, and dreams. My creative process is liberating, allowing me to explore my inner landscapes. I invite those who engage with my work to examine their own inner worlds and find resonance in a shared human experience. 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 new possibilities.