Works
WE are art! God’s muses, divinely composed. On the surface, my art reflects the people and places that make up my world. In its essence, it mirrors the Artist who designed me. I am created, therefore I create. When I create, I feel connected to my Creator, participating in His imaginative and generous nature.

"Then & Now," 2024

"Kebra Kanela," 2024

"Amizade," 2019

"How Lonely Sits the City," 2020

"Brava," 2022

"We Met at the Beach," 2024

"Sábado," 2025

"Philly," 2021

"Achada Mato," 2019

"Sal," 2019

"Badia," 2024

"Ostia," 2020

"The Loux's Sunrise," 2021

"Sun & Moon," 2022

"Casa de Titi," 2018

"Cidade Velha," 2019

"Morning Through the Porthole," 2016

"Pescador," 2024
Scenes of Endurance
June 28, 2025
To be human is to have one wildly imperfect encounter with existence.
My most recent exhibition series, Scenes of Endurance, reflects on what beauty can be found in the process of life, even within the imperfect and incomplete stories we endure. Through grief, through joy, through healing, through loss—we are humans who must consent to our “being.” Yet even through all we endure, our existence is a profoundly beautiful thing.
Why Painter’s Palettes?
To me, palettes represent the imperfect beauty of the process. They remind me to see beauty in the places I forget to look for it; to pause and behold the moment I inhabit. This exhibit provides a window into parts of my personal journey of faith, beauty, and endurance. As you view the paintings below, I invite you to consider and reflect on the beauty that exists in your own story.