Making abstract art is how I make sense of the world and share it with others. To me, abstract art is timeless and mysterious. It is like a hidden message that the viewer must puzzle out for themselves. It also provides a challenge of creating something out of nothing and of delving within myself to do this.

I play with paint, markers, collage, and tools such as spatulas and squeegees, exploring relationships between shapes and lines, colours and textures. I paint intuitively, responding to the marks I’ve already made. Music and movement are key to creating work that is bold, energetic and passionate. Through a playful approach and a focus on process, I make art that speaks from my soul.