Art inspired by the trees, created to bring a quiet calm into your space

“Seeking beauty in the simplicity & finding meaning in the quiet moments & details”

An abstract, layered artwork with a mix of earth tones, blues, greens, and whites, featuring various textures, brushstrokes, and patterns.
Contemporary living room with a large abstract painting of foliage on the wall, a white textured armchair, a small wooden side table, and a window showing an outdoor landscape.
Living room with a tan leather sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a large abstract painting of leafy foliage in shades of blue, green, and purple on a white wall.

Art for calm

A hand with a pink scrunchie holding a silver marker, drawing black leaf outlines on a colorful, abstract background with various green, blue, and beige patterns and splashes of paint.

“I use multiple layers of paint to create heavily textured surfaces. I invite the viewer to touch & feel the artwork in the way that they would touch bark on a tree - resonating calm & harmony”

“My work is a celebration of nature’s subtle beauty, an invitation to slow down, and a reminder to stay connected to the world around and within us”

Modern living room corner with a rust-colored round lounge chair, a wooden side table with decorative objects, and a large colorful abstract painting on a white wall.

“I layer complementary colours to create harmony, contrast, and a sense of slow unfolding”

A woman with red hair, glasses, and a white t-shirt standing in front of a colorful abstract leafy painting, smiling.

“I’d love to tell you more about the textures & stories that inspire my work”

How I create… Find out more about my process

Creating for me is less about following steps, and more about listening — to the natural world, to stillness, and to intuition. My process is slow and intentional, shaped by quiet observation and the gentle rhythms of nature. Each piece comes together slowly, guided by feeling, texture, and instinct. It’s not just about making art — each piece is a way of being present

A dining room with a wooden table and six chairs, a decorative vase on the table, and a framed botanical artwork on a white wall. The right side of the image is a close-up of the textured leaves in the artwork.

Creating harmony between subject & source

Each piece is handframed in natural oak - a conscious choice that echoes the organic forms within the work. This connection between subject and source creates a quiet harmony, while also supporting more sustainable, lasting methods of making

Close-up of a framed abstract painting with green, brown, and blue brushstrokes on a wooden frame.

Slow / Shapes / Textures / Layers

“The surface holds the quiet resonance of tree bark—layered, worn distressed, and full of memory.

Each mark and texture becomes a trace of time”

“The canopy above speaks in its own quiet language - layered, shifting, and full of breath