My Creations
My collages are not fixed objects — they are living, breathing, changing. What you see here is one version in time. Tomorrow, next month, or next year, I may return to a piece and alter it. I don’t see this as undoing, but as truth: we are always in motion, never final, always becoming.
I create from fragments — some of my own images, many borrowed and reimagined. Without the creativity of others, my own would not exist. I share without fear of theft, because I believe ideas are meant to flow. Just as I rework what I inherit, I hope someone may reimagine what I’ve created and make their own kind of magic.
"My art is my wing print. I share these creations as a lasting gift, hoping they inspire beauty, authenticity, and creativity in whoever finds them."
"Hope Springs Eternal"
"Hope Springs Eternal"
My Process
I use technology without apology. PowerPoint is my canvas; ChatGPT is my sounding board; the digital world is my studio. These tools don’t diminish imagination — they open doors I never expected.
I don’t think of myself as an “artist” in the traditional sense. I think of myself as a creator, a portal-maker. My work lives between shadow and light, between grief and wonder, between what was and what might be. It is less about ownership and more about offering.
What I make, I release — not as a finished artifact, but as an invitation.
"Hope Springs Eternal"
"My art is my wing print. I share these creations as a lasting gift, hoping they inspire beauty, authenticity, and creativity in whoever finds them."
INSPIRED BY THE GREAT MYSTERY, I BLUR THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN REALITY AND IMAGINATION. I EXPLORE THE LIMINAL PLACES IN OUR SUBLIMINAL WORLD. I TELL A STORY IN EVERY CREATION.
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About Me
I began making art after cancer surgery at the start of the pandemic, coloring one postcard a day to stay connected. After losing my mother, father, and sister in a short time a few years later, I turned to PowerPoint as an unexpected canvas — layering fragments into collages that became my way of processing grief and rediscovering beauty.
My work doesn’t shy away from death, separation, or shadow, but it also insists on light, love, and wonder. Each piece is a portal — living, breathing, never final — an invitation to step into the liminal and find a story of your own.
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I create digital collages as living, breathing things — never final, always becoming. What began with postcards after cancer and deep personal loss has grown into portals that hold both shadow and light. Here I share the stories behind the images, the process of making, and the reflections that shape my art.