Born in Pointe-Claire, Quebec and shaped by a childhood lived across eight countries, my creative voice carries the quiet imprint of many landscapes and ways of seeing. My early studies in philosophy at the University of Waterloo, followed by training in nutritional sciences at Western University, laid a foundation for a career in healthcare—rooted in curiosity and care for the systems that sustain life.
Though I have been creating since childhood, my artistic practice deepened in 2013, becoming a contemplative thread through which reflection, intuition, and emergence could find form. My work is exploratory, often silent in origin, and steeped in my long-standing love of natural beauty and philosophical inquiry.
Over the years, I have moved fluidly across mediums—each chapter revealing a different texture of my inner landscape: Acrylic painting (2013–2019), Merino wool landscapes (2020–2021), Macramé and ropework (2022–present), and most recently, Ink and marker composition (2023–present).
This body of work, the unfolding series LIGHTness of Being—in Thirteen Gestures is an invitation to enter subtle space—gestures shaped by the poetics of being.
The thirteen works are held as a unified field and not for sale. There are additional unframed, matted works that can be made available for an exchange.
