about me

We do not see things as they are; we see things as we are. – Anaïs Nin

As a child, I would nestle beneath the vast cathedral of trees, watching the light sift through their leaves, scattering soft mosaics at my feet.

In those quiet, flickering moments, there was something almost magical—the way the fleeting shapes felt delicate yet full, inviting me to linger in the space between certainty and mystery. It was in that pause, where my imagination could stir and find meaning in the in-between, that I felt a deeper connection. I learned then that beauty doesn’t need permanence. Life's richness lives in those transient moments, in the ambiguity that offers room for personal meaning and connection. Those afternoons sparked my love for noticing the small, overlooked details of the world, the kind that speak softly but hold so much meaning.

I don’t have all the answers—and honestly, I don’t think anyone does. For me, aliveness feels closely tied to the recognition that life cannot be contained, that the answers to its questions resist absolutes. I love exploration, the curiosity, the unending quest for understanding. What sustains me is the thought that every insight adds just a little more clarity to the grand photograph of what it means to be human, without ever completing it. Every question opens onto another, every discovery deepens the mystery. To hold the world as unfinished is not unsettling but liberating—an endless unfolding, where clarity and uncertainty coexist like light and shadow. It’s this boundlessness that sustains me, that reminds me the walls we build with answers can never compare to the wide, uncharted expanse of not knowing.

I feel most myself when I’m attuned to the emotional nuances, complexities and quiet intricacies of the human experience. There’s something deeply rich in the smallest details—those contradictions, tensions, and the spaces in between. The parts of life that resist easy definition or fitting in neat patterns, the textures that come into focus when we stop trying to label or simplify. The way we can hold joy and sorrow in the same breath, clarity and confusion in the same moment. It’s these fleeting layers, these delicate intersections, that pulse with what it means to be human. Whether in art, storytelling, or life, they reveal the richness of our shared experience.

For me, creating—whether it’s painting, writing, or making experimental films—is how I connect with life’s beauty. It’s where I explore those small details, letting them unfold into something bigger. Through art, I find a sense of wonder and aliveness, and I’m reminded of how much there is to discover—not just about the world, but about ourselves.

As a therapist, I carry this same spirit into my work. I believe healing and growth don’t come from tying everything up neatly but from allowing ourselves to sit with the unknown. Like the shifting light through the trees, it’s in those moments of reflection and curiosity, that the deeper truths begin to emerge. My role isn't to guide you to a fixed conclusion but to create space where you feel safe to explore your questions, your truths, and your own unique parts—layer by layer. I’m here to explore those things with you, where we can learn, unlearn, and grow together.