My work is an intimate and introspective examination of the social constructs that have shaped my identity while growing up in a strict religious household and a conservative community. Through an autobiographical lens, I often explore themes such as patriarchal ideals, beauty standards, autonomy, childhood, mental health, and morality. I like exploring the tension of rejecting problematic societal constructs while also acknowledging their significance to our personal history and sense of self.

My paintings speak to the universal experience of imperfection and the search for contentment in a world that often sets impossible standards. My artwork is a call to accept and celebrate the imperfections that shape our individuality. Overall, I hope my work reflects a deep commitment to self-exploration, social critique, and a desire to contribute to a broader conversation about the complexities of identity, cultural norms, and societal expectations.