I see the world through a special lens. What I see is both magnified and filtered through the lens. My passion is the exploration of nature’s patterns and textures, revealing the uniqueness of each individual subject on a deeper level, and creating art from them that is thought-provoking and meaningful.
Through the manipulation of such imagery, multi-exposures, collages, mirroring, and advanced photographic techniques, I create art about battling neuromuscular disease and the personal struggles that come with differing paths in life.
The blending of art and nature is my therapy.
My art reflects my personal story, which has been a seemingly endless and bumpy journey. I also bring light to my accomplishments, as I have shed the thorns, the barriers of society's stigmas of disability, and emerged into the world as an artist.
It is a way of self-expression and an image of who I am beyond the stigmas and barriers of a wheelchair — A path, which at its core, lifts me to see other horizons and a world filled with new possibilities.