I am a neurodivergent, multisensory artist working across painting, collage, mixed media, photography, living sculpture, storytelling, culinary ritual, music, and interactive installation. Each modality is a vessel for vibration, inviting audiences to encounter art as more than image or object—an experience that awakens the senses, stirs memory, and opens pathways for shifting consciousness. My neurodivergence is not separate from this work but its compass, opening me to nonlinear patterns, heightened sensory resonance, and ways of perceiving that guide me into the unseen.

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I root my practice in the ancient knowing that art is medicine: a language of healing, remembrance, and collective transformation. Creativity is our birthright, fundamental to human identity and survival. Yet within colonial capitalism, art has too often been reduced to commodity or ornament, stripped of its sacred essence. I return to creativity as a vital force of being and as communal language.

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Guided by plant wisdom, sacred symbology, and the legacies of women across the African diaspora, my practice seeks to restore art as sacred offering: a site of healing, connection, and collective awakening.