I have been drawing consistently for over eight years, developing a practice rooted in a need for emotional expression. My current work centres on male figures, capturing moments that feel unguarded, reflective, or intense.

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I originally began drawing as a way to process grief after losing a close friend. Over time, it became a steady and necessary part of my life. My work now reflects a range of emotional experiences, from relationships and hardship to moments of connection and clarity.

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Over the past year, I began sharing my process through live drawing streams. This has become an important extension of the work, opening it up in real time and allowing others to engage with it as it develops, forming their own connection to each piece.

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Alongside originals, I release small, limited runs of prints, produced carefully to retain the quality and feeling of the original drawings.