My art is an exploration of the stories we tell ourselves—the fears that stick to us and the dreams we’re either chasing or trying to outrun. Driven by a lifelong fascination with the heavier side of the human experience, my work digs into the complicated overlaps of sexuality, femininity, horror and religion.

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Heavily influenced by transgressive artists, photographers and directors such as Hieronymus Bosch, Gregg Araki, Sandra Yagi, David Lynch and Michael Hutter, I aim to create a visual language that’s usually quite uncomfortable and presenting layered cultural themes 'beneath the surface'.

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I’m a firm believer in open access, so my entire portfolio is available for free under a Creative Commons license. You’re welcome to use, share, or adapt it—even commercially. You can find the full archive via DeviantArt or Google Drive, and learn more about my specific tools here.