In my practice, I look to explore themes of preservation, environmentalism, and feminism. My work - specifically my paintings - are an expression of emotions, often in regards to current events or simply the world around me. It is an attempt to bring beauty to the ugly and overshadowed aspects of our world, all while building stronger connections with my community. 
 
I am so grateful for the life I have, as I am constantly surrounded by beautiful things. Living in Colorado has given me the greatest supply of inspiration an artist could ask for. The
awe-inspiring views, native plants, and abundant wildlife offer endless subject matter and color palettes to supply both my physical and digital projects. I have also been fortunate enough to travel to some pretty amazing places, which have inspired many of my pieces. 

My artwork also includes a plethora of flowers and plants. I find inspiration for these in my family’s flower farm in Niwot, Colorado, and in my own horticultural practices. Often, the varieties of flowers in my paintings reflect those that are currently in bloom in our fields. This association helps me to create a timeline in my artwork and establish a greater connection with the natural world.

I am also very lucky to always be surrounded by a powerful and inspiring group of women. Not only do I have my friends and family, but our flower farm is run by a group of women. Far too often, we hear of stories in which women are told what they can’t or shouldn’t do. My work is meant to reflect the anger and exhaustion that women around the world have to endure simply to keep up, while at the same time, highlighting the beauty, power, and grace that they exemplify.