Perspective is shaped by our individual experiences. My work explores how personal histories, particularly those of women, influence the way we perceive and create art. I examine how different people might experience the mundane, considering how gendered expectations shape artistic representation and cultural memory.

Through experimentation with wood, monoprints, ceramics, and mostly oil paint, I investigate the ways women’s roles in art have been both celebrated and overlooked. By painting primarily female subjects through a feminist lens, my practice reflects on the visibility and agency of women in art history and contemporary society. I seek to highlight the complexities of perception, encouraging viewers to reconsider how narratives of gender and identity are constructed and challenged in visual culture.