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I don't believe an artist should be defined by a single style. I love exploring new mediums, techniques and textures, creating contemporary collections that are constantly evolving while remaining unmistakably mine.

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I create contemporary art that is vibrant, expressive and unmistakably my own. I love experimenting with colour, texture and unexpected materials, and I'm happiest when I'm creating something that feels fresh, playful and a little different.

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My artistic journey began with oil-based paints on canvas, where I developed a unique, intuitive technique that encouraged the paint to react, flow, blend, speckle and merge organically. Instead of relying on traditional paintbrushes, I worked with poured paint, palette knives, hairdryers and an assortment of everyday household tools, embracing movement, spontaneity and happy accidents. The result was a luminous, glossy "wet-look" finish that drew people in, often leaving them nose-to-canvas, resisting the urge to reach out and touch.

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Today my work has evolved across a wide range of mediums including acrylics, oils, inks, resin, watercolour and even wool. I love the freedom this gives me to create collections that flow beautifully throughout a home while ensuring that no two pieces ever look the same. Every collection tells its own story.

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Each original artwork is custom created to suit my client's space, preferred size, colour palette and personal style, making every piece completely unique.

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My work can be found in beautiful homes throughout South Africa, with many pieces also held in private international collections.

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One of the highlights of my career came in 2007 when I was commissioned by the Umhlanga-based interior design firm Horak Venter to create two four-metre custom artworks for a post-production house in Soho, London, co-owned by Madonna. The brief was both specific and exciting: create two large-scale works using only green and white while incorporating the theme of film.

I developed the concept of a textured film reel that graduated from light to dark green, weaving the company's logo into the design to create a more personal narrative. The finished artworks became striking mirror images moving in opposite directions, and seeing them shipped to London remains one of the milestones of my artistic journey.

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Whether I'm painting, pouring resin, working with ink or weaving wool, my goal remains the same—to create artwork that sparks emotion, starts conversations and brings lasting joy to the spaces people call home.

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