I am a self–taught artist.  In my work, I build stories and imaginative abstract landscapes.  I am always experimenting with my process.  The decisions I make on the canvas allow me to learn experientially as I paint. 

The experience of learning from my relationship with art comes through by touching materials and tools, which also inspire motivation in me to create.  When an image appears in my mind’s eye I move with the thought to try and capture its layers of essence, its feeling.

By disconnecting and deconstructing the invisible bridge between realities from myself and my work the process let’s me unplug and I travel to a place of freedom.  I can understand my reactions to reality by feeling the answers I am in touch with from my interior world.  These actions become more meaningful to me when a creative accident occurs, a revelation that gets me really excited.