The main subjects of my paintings, sculptures and digital media works are my experiences as a visually impaired artist and mother of three. I examine my difficulties detecting light and color.

Due to a rare genetic syndrome I am extremely sensitive to light, I am short sighted, and completely color blind. These limitations have given me a unique point of view and a different way of processing the world around me, which I try to convey in my works. For example, I usually paint in black and white or monochrome because that is how I see the world. My extreme sensitivity to light causes me a kind of day blindness which makes it very hard to see on bright days.

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In my paintings I use oil or acrylic paints and recently I have also started to produce digital art. In addition, I have begun to explore the use of readymade objects in my sculptures.
Earlier in my creative process I used to paint monochromatic realistic portraits, but I’ve started slowly gravitating towards a more abstract style

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My art is more than personal expression; it's a bridge to raise awareness about diversity and inclusion. Through exhibitions and collaborations, I aim to connect with others sharing similar experiences, fostering understanding and showcasing the beauty and challenges of navigating a world teeming with diverse perspectives.

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