A straight paved road running through a forest of tall pine trees, with snow on the ground and a snow-capped mountain in the distance under a cloudy sky.

artist

writer

For as long as I can remember, I have been writing. Even whilst working towards other career aspirations, the written word called to me. I rarely shared my writings with anyone, as they were just a private page for me to look back upon when I needed to understand my own life better.

I used to think that what I had to say didn’t really matter— with a world so loud, what good would come from one more voice joining the symphony? Especially if that voice was too quiet to be heard, anyway.

And yet, after a disheartening break in my original career path, I observed a society I couldn’t find my belonging in. I hid away from the world for a while, afraid to put myself out there again. But even in the darkest of places, the light beckons as it shapes the shadows we so willfully ignore in ourselves.

A scenic view of a two-lane road leading through a dense forest of tall evergreen trees, with snow on the ground and a snow-capped mountain in the distance under a pastel sky.

creator

Hope eventually found me: in learning to paint with water and pigment, in building a new dream of starting a small stationary shop, and—yes, of course, it found me in my writing too. I realized that my kind of poetry was worth hearing, and my perspective was worth sharing.

It took a long time to accept that I no longer was who I had been. Now, I am an artist and writer: a creator, of sorts. Maybe, in a way, I’ve always been this, but paths in life rarely run straight and narrow.

Through my work— my snippets of prose and paintings— I hope my quiet, little voice could maybe inspire someone out there. Because it’s time we start looking for inspiration in each other again.

I am…

a writer, working on my first novel;

an artist, practicing my craft;

a creator, merging my love of visual art & writing.

see hear feel

see hear feel

the world

Here, in my tiny corner galaxy of the internet, in my tiny small voice, I recreate what resounds softly in my own head.