Mischief, playfulness and a passion for making objects are the reasons why I am a fibre artist. Everything I make comes from a need to express my personality since I am too shy to do so in life. The quirky elements of my work reveal the funny and eccentric side of me that I rarely show to people.

My inspirations come from film, street culture and comic books, which add a narrative aspect to my work. I am a chronic doodler so my pieces often have a very two dimensional aesthetic to them since I am always trying to find new ways of translating my drawings to 3D. My goal as an artist is to externalize my creativity by turning my imaginings to the tangible.

I graduated from the Ontario College of Art & Design 2008 with a Bachelors degree in Design. As an OCAD graduate, I have had my work shown at the Edward Day Gallery, Come Up to My Room, Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition and the One of a Kind Show.

When I am not making crafts, I spend my time traveling abroad trying new foods or frequenting garage sales.