About The Artist
I am on a mission to return to Never Never Land and take as many people as I can with me. My work is an invitation to wonder — a place where imagination, engineering, and hand‑cut paper collide to create detailed, illuminated, kinetic worlds that feel alive. As a mixed‑media artist and experimental maker, I push paper beyond its expected boundaries, sculpting it through cutting, painting, ripping, folding, and molding it into forms that shift with light and motion.
My art is rooted in the beauty I see in nature, animals, people, and the vastness of God’s creations. I am drawn to the quiet poetry of the world around us and the surreal possibilities that emerge when imagination takes over. Through layered silhouettes, glowing interiors, and dynamic motion, I create scenes that invite viewers to wander, wonder, and experience a moment of escape.
As an African American woman raised by a Trinidadian mother and shaped by my life in Japan, Europe, and the United States, I carry many cultures within me. My work reflects this mosaic; celebrating diverse skin tones, global influences, and the shared humanity that connects us. Each piece becomes a visual echo of my thoughts, emotions, and lived experiences.
Although I often move through life with restraint, speaking from logic and reason, my art bypasses those filters. When I create, my heart takes over. The rhythm of cutting, assembling, and engineering becomes a release, a way for unspoken emotions to surface. My artwork is my voice, revealing truths I rarely articulate aloud. It is where I allow myself to be vulnerable, expressive, and free.
I want my work to offer that same freedom to others. Through light, shadow, and motion, I aim to awaken curiosity, spark playfulness, and inspire viewers to dream boldly. My art is a reminder that imagination is powerful, creativity is healing, and every person carries a light worth revealing. In every piece, I am building a doorway back to Never Never Land and leaving it open for anyone who wishes to step through.
