My paintings are an ongoing inquiry into Divine creation and humanity’s place within it. Through careful attention to landscape, corporeal presence, and subtle energetic states, I translate observation and lived experience into works that seek communion with the Divine — the ultimate creator and source of all things.

Rooted in my Jamaica-American heritage and shaped by Sephardic Jewish, European, Chinese, and West African ancestry, my practice reflects a transnational upbringing between New York, Jamaica, and Tokyo. Drawing from multiple spiritual traditions, ancestral knowledge systems, and relationships to the natural world, my work explores interconnectedness across cultures, histories, and ways of being.

Influenced by artistic movements and traditions including Gutai, Shan shui painting, Surrealism, and Caribbean Intuitive painting, I work through gesture, mark-making, and embodied movement to create spaces where self and cosmos, spirit and matter, language and silence converge. Rather than fixed representations, my paintings function as meditations on union, transformation, and the fluid relationship between identity, consciousness, and the living world. They are spaces where the physical and metaphysical intersect, and where the boundaries between self and existence dissolve.

I am currently based in Passau. I hold a BA in Art from Pomona College and an MA in Painting from Royal College of Art.