I started creating art during a time when I was quietly struggling, wrestling with my relationship to Judaism, the weight of expectations, and the search for something real. I wasn’t sure where I fit in or how to reconnect. But through painting, through color, texture, and intention, I found my way back.

Art became my prayer. My grounding. My way of making space for the sacred in a way that felt true to me.

What began as healing turned into purpose. Today, I create pieces that hold soul, softness, and meaning, art that brings beauty and intention into your home, and speaks to the quiet places within.

This is more than art. It’s connection, expression, and a reminder that there are many ways to come home to yourself and to something higher.