In Times of Trouble Painting

Faces, fascinate me, always have, since I was a child observing expressions and mannerisms. As I value my independence and uniqueness I see that in others and my art celebrates this. I use an expressive, intuitive style to bring out the person behind the "mask".. My work reflects my life and surroundings from a psychological perspective. The process of making art is as important as the final result and I find the viewers perspective of what they see in my work intriguing. Through my work, I am mapping out a diary of my life, in my very own unique way.