On the surface, the work may appear to be purely abstract, is the result of an intuitive exploration of color, line, and shape. The rich colors and textures reflect my interest in the personal journey (that is, the choices people make). my work are explorations of meaning. I aim to ask questions about the intersections of consumer culture, mythology and public space,and a kind of celebration of womanhood,. How are our interactions and perceptions of each other shaped by what we consume in the media? How are our perceptions of our lives and ourselves changed?

but further investigation reveals certain formal elements borrowed from old civilizations and primitive. Each of the paintings reflects a multi-layered working process that encourages the viewer to discover new visual elements and deeper levels of meaning Endings and beginnings, cycles of grief and joy – human instincts and emotions too basic or complex to articulate in a figurative manner – appear to me as abstract shapes. Smooth, swirling, undulating forms, most with harsh-faced or carefully textured accents can suggest more meaning and contain more enigma than the specifically representational. Through the use of the metal and mixed media. Every durable matter available to best interpret essences of timely thoughts and emotions. I enjoy the challenge of using seemingly immutable materials to stir a viewer’s mind; and the fact that these extremely hard substances provide reassuring permanence.

In many of my paintings and installations, I have sought overall continuity of line. However, others display breaks, representing disrupted life cycles. Sections have been split or sliced open symbolizing. These potentially distressing paintings, nevertheless, are filled with hope. Close examination reveals that the separations are made in such a way that they may be rejoined. Life continues, although scarred, and the strengthened spirit resumes its cyclical journey.

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