Bare Print

With no formal artistic training, I began painting several years ago as a form of self-help therapy. It took me two years to discover my unique style, and to my surprise, I found my voice in impressionism, with oil paint becoming my preferred medium. After experiencing a personal trauma and emotional breakdown, something long dormant was set alight. That inner spark became my driving force. I am my own muse, and what I create reflects my life—especially the pain, which has often led to my most powerful work. My art has found homes around the world through various online platforms. I believe deeply that art does not truly belong to the artist—it’s meant to be shared, to be seen, and to connect. I don’t always work from reference images; instead, I let my emotions guide each brushstroke. Every painting I create is a part of me. I am a work in progress, just as my art continues to evolve.