Art has been my primary language since early childhood. Inspired by my father,
where he drew the characters I loved most on the walls of my childhood bedroom walls.
my first introduction to the power of a portrait.
That early experience taught me that art could transform a space and those drawings left me with a lasting lesson:
that art is a way to capture what we love and keep it with us.
That early spark ignited a lifelong passion for art.
I spent my childhood exploring every medium I could find—which occasionally got me into trouble,
like the time I decided my sister's bedroom wall needed a portrait of Bambi!
Today, my work explores the intersection of memory and passion.
Through my portraits, I seek to capture the energy and influence of hip hop artists who have shaped my world,
blending the nostalgia of my past with the rhythm of the present.
Now, I channel that energy into portraits that explore memory and the culture of hip hop.
I am drawn to the icons of music who move the world,
using my art to document the passion and legacy of the artists who define a generation.
Parallel to my art, I discovered the world of textiles.
Creating with my hands is where I find my balance.
At seven years old, I was at my mother's sewing machine with my sisters,
crafting tiny dresses for my Barbies and dolls.
This love for construction grew into a professional pursuit;
after completing my City & Guilds in Dressmaking and Pattern Making,
I received my first Janome sewing machine from my sister.
Today, my creativity spans from the canvas to the sewing machine.
I specialise in portraits that explore memory and the passion of hip hop culture,
while simultaneously obsessing over the art of recycling, re-designing, and upcycling fashion and home furnishings.
I have decided to share my journey and my work with the world—not just to sell my creations,
My goal is to share these skills through my websites,
inspiring others to embrace the wonderful, tactile world of Art, sewing and craft.
