I am a Whistler-based artist, educator, and creative event producer with a Fine Arts degree from OCAD University in Toronto. Voted Whistler’s Favourite Artist, I’ve spent over 25 years building a creative practice rooted in expression, connection, and the belief that creativity is essential to wellbeing.

For as long as I can remember I have been making things. For me, art has always been more than making images—it’s been a way of processing life and connecting more deeply with myself and the world around me. As a teenager, I discovered that creating gave shape to big emotions and became a space where I could release, reflect, and reset. That experience shaped everything that followed, and it’s what continues to drive my work today.

I believe creativity is something everyone has access to. My passion is helping people reconnect with that part of themselves in a way that feels playful, welcoming, and free of pressure. Whether I’m painting or leading a workshop, my focus is always the same: connection, presence, and the wellbeing that comes from making something with your own hands.

My work is bold, expressive, and inspired by the natural landscapes of British Columbia—mountains, forests, and wildlife—capturing energy, joy, and a sense of place.

Alongside my studio practice, I’ve spent decades facilitating art workshops and creative experiences for all ages. I now work from ART POP Studio in Function Junction—a colourful artist studio and creative gathering space for small group workshops and creative events where people come to create, connect, and unwind through art.

My mission is simple: to create art and experiences that invite people to slow down, connect, and experience the joy and wellbeing that comes from creating.