About me
I have always been drawn to mandalas.
There is something in their symmetry that feels deeply calming, something that settles the mind and brings me back to myself.
Over the years, I’ve explored them through many forms. Pen and ink. Found objects in nature. Ephemeral arrangements that exist only for a moment.
No matter what I create in between, I always return to the mandala. It is something that continues to call me back.
There is something in their symmetry that feels deeply calming, something that settles the mind and brings me back to myself.
Over the years, I’ve explored them through many forms. Pen and ink. Found objects in nature. Ephemeral arrangements that exist only for a moment.
No matter what I create in between, I always return to the mandala. It is something that continues to call me back.
Creative expression has become something much deeper than simply making art. It is where I go to step out of pain and into something calmer — a place where I can exist in colour, beauty, and symmetry away from the more difficult parts of life. It grounds me, calms my nervous system, and gives me a sense of purpose, a feeling that I am creating something meaningful despite the challenges I’ve faced over many years.
Creating mandalas is a meditative process for me, where the repetition, structure, and slow building of layers bring me back into the present moment.
Creating mandalas is a meditative process for me, where the repetition, structure, and slow building of layers bring me back into the present moment.