My practice is grounded in place, identity, and ancestral connection.

As a self-taught mixed Mi’kmaq/Settler artist, my work is deeply informed by cultural teachings, lived experience, and the landscapes that continue to shape me.

I explore the intersection of traditional ways of life and contemporary experience, using painting as a means of reflection, resistance, and continuity.

Working with acrylic, I create images that span nature, still life, portraiture, and landscape. Bold composition and an intuitive, evolving visual language allow me to respond emotionally and instinctively to each subject.

My process is guided by feeling rather than strict realism, prioritizing presence, atmosphere, and story over perfection.

Beyond painting, my practice functions as a visual statement rooted in integrity, inclusivity, and pride. Community engagement is central to my work.

I am invested in creating and supporting spaces that uplift emerging and underrepresented artists while remaining accessible and authentic.

I believe art should be open, honest, and reflecting the complexity of the people and places it comes from

Through my work, I aim to honour where I come from while carving space for new narratives to exist alongside tradition