I am a lover of the arts, uniqueness, fairness, loyalty, empathy, our planet, and my children. I spend most of my days doing research and art. I'm not one for the mundane and sticking to just one medium drives me batty, I like to have an open mind, and explore possibilities in life and not just in the physical 3D world either. My curiosity ultimately fuels my obsession with the limitless knowledge found in the rabbit hole of the deep sea ethernet and spills out in everything I do!

I dropped out of High School my junior year because of medical issues. I refused to be a statistic and decided I would swim toward a major in 'Art'. I married shortly after where motherhood came quick but The War On Iraq came quicker. A failed marriage would give me the chance to return to what I put down 4 years prior. In this round, I changed from 'Art' to 'Graphics Design'. Where I walked away with 110% on my final thesis for, Art History 'Renaissance to Modern', Same results for Photoshop, and my writing courses. However, because of the challenges, my path would see and the body I was given I couldn't continue.

I found what I had forgotten 8 years later during a complete breakdown and spiritual breakthrough. My art is a reflection, a process of transmuting negative energy and thoughts that come with being severely depressed (Uni-Polar) and limited physically from, 'Chronic Illnesses'. My body may try to keep me from the adventures my mind would like to take and there are many. However, I found freedom through 'Grey Matter', Where my imagination and desire to create and my passion for my evolved beliefs. I began to mix the equivalents' in an alchemist/esoteric 'physic/psychic' like application. Taking the energy, my intuition, and an elemental approach of mixing different grades of color and material while transmuting all the bleakness and darkness in my mind and life. The chaos of trauma ascended and brought into existence, each medium the fabric of what has been aiding me on my journey out of my mental hell cell. There is never a mindset or planned idea in the beginning. My art usually stems from being sensory overloaded, depression or anxiety from 'LIFE', and an immediate need to escape. I let it become what it wants to become and then name each piece, accordingly, based on what the symbolism(s) are within each and how it speaks to me. rather leave it up to the on-looker for each individual experience is different. If I had it my way I wouldn't name them at all (just numbered or symbols). No one else would even begin to understand my reasoning behind the names, let alone what goes on behind my eyes where 'Uni-Polar' sits, accompanied by Pareidolia! "Pareidolia" if you were to search the term on google you would find the following description, "the perception of apparently significant patterns or recognizable images, especially faces, in random or accidental arrangements of shapes and lines". Almost every piece I've created, the finished accumulative I find within it one or multiple hidden or very distinctive images another can not see. Once in a while, I'll get caught off guard and someone will point out additional ones but usually after I've pointed out and/or helped train their eye to differentiate what is for most hidden.