These works emerged from the desire to heal and grow. My practice is a space for quiet restoration. Cyanotypes mirror this process with their reliance on light & time. Each exposure is a careful collaboration with the sun.

I work on khadi paper for its handmade strength and subtle imperfections; qualities that echo the resilience of our spirit. Its fibers hold memories in time, much like the body does. The botanicals in these pieces are gathered from the Golden Horseshoe, rooted in familiar soil and changing with our Canadian seasons.

Flowers appear as symbols of gentleness and survival - forms that persist, bloom, and offer beauty even after hardship. These works hold space for softness after the storm; inviting reflection, calm, and the possibility of renewal.

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