Iā€™m a multidisciplinary artist creating abstract botanical artworks that embrace spontaneity.

My work invites beauty through imperfection and the freedom of letting go.

Watercolor painting featuring abstract plant-like shapes with green, brown, and orange tones.
Watercolor painting of a cactus with a pinkish flower bloom in the center.
Loose abstract watercolor floral study, featuring gestural stems and petals in warm, earthy colors.
Subtle organic watercolor composition with layered translucent leaves and muted tones, displayed flat.

NEW
COLLECTION

Limited Edition Prints

Each piece in this collection was created with no sketch, no plan ā€” just a quiet moment and a brush. These paintings are made in one sitting, intuitively and imperfectly, letting color and instinct lead the way.

Now available as hand-signed, archival-quality prints ā€” made to order in my studio and shipped with a small companion mini print as a thank you.

A Painting Made Just for You

Thereā€™s something special about living with a piece of art that was created just for you ā€” slowly, intentionally, and with your space in mind.


Commissions are more than a custom painting; theyā€™re an experience of quiet collaboration. Each one is a reflection of feeling, flow, and the imperfect beauty that lives in nature ā€” and in us.

What to expect:

  • A custom botanical watercolor in my intuitive, imperfect style

  • A palette inspired by your space or vision

  • A slow, thoughtful process rooted in trust and intention

Loose abstract watercolor floral study, featuring gestural stems and petals in warm, earthy colors.

Follow the journey on Instagram

From the Abstract Nature series — I loved exploring symmetry here, with bold figures and a very limited palette. Painted on handmade watercolor paper, it carries an added sense of texture and presence. #abstractnatureseries #watercolorpainting
Introducing “Boldness” — a new watercolor series exploring form, rhythm, and restraint. Each painting is shaped with a limited palette and bold, abstract botanical features, carrying both strength and delicacy. This is the first in
Not a plant this time, but a butterfly. šŸ¦‹ Its familiar form carries so much symbolism, but I’m drawn to reimagining it — playing with new shapes, pigments, and rhythms. I’ve been considering a series of butterflies — would yo
Back to our usual rhythm āœØ A little mix of what’s been happening lately — favourite corners of the city, a glimpse of studio life, a few cherished places, and the joy of sending out the first prints from the collection. Here’s to fi