I’ve been an artist for as long as I can remember, exploring creativity in various forms throughout my life. Coming from a family filled with creatives—event planners, architects, and more—art has always been a part of me. Like my grandmother, mother, and uncle, I’m a self-taught artist, which has allowed me to approach art in my own unique way.

My artistic style developed in Cape Town, South Africa, where I began creating small portraits using ink on canvas and incorporating elements of African culture. Over time, my work evolved to include vibrant colors, textiles, and mixed media, often drawing on my African roots for inspiration.

After moving to the Cayman Islands, a life-changing art competition reignited my passion for art. Winning the competition and being invited to teach art became the turning point in my journey. Since then, I’ve participated in exhibitions such as Cayman Art Week and the National Gallery Biennial, hosted my own solo exhibition, and created commissioned works, including two significant pieces for Hotel Indigo’s Catalina Restaurant.

Collaboration and creative freedom are at the heart of my work. Whether creating a commissioned portrait or exploring new ideas, I hold myself to the highest standards. My goal is to deliver art that isn’t just visually stunning but also deeply meaningful and reflective of my clients’ stories.