All in A Day's Work

Some processes are less involved than others, or so I learnt when I visited the very helpful technicians, Rudi and Warren when I tried out a new technique called polymer etching. I  decided to do this exciting new experiment for my “Reflections of Paris” series, and it did not disappoint.... Read more here.

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Lockdown Love

The isolation has agreed very well with me, and I found some creative energy to try my hand at a few new things. I haven’t done oil painting in over a year – mainly because it is a medium that I really struggle with, but I am so in love with the richness of colour and the techniques you can use, that I suffer through it, usually to be pleasantly surprised and rewarded by the end result. 

I am doing four paintings at once, just because I find it easier to rotate between them while the others dry, and because this probably is the only time this year I will do oil painting, so I only suffer once through the messiness for a month or so, until..... read more here.

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Chagall's Demons

I have always been a huge fan of the Russian-French artist Marc Chagall (1887-1985). Chagall has been described as the greatest Jewish painter of all time, and his surrealist paintings has mesmerized me since the first time I saw it. It was therefore a great honour when I got to see the roof of the Paris Opera House that was painted by ...Read more here

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Etretat - Disney World for Adults

Without any hesitation, I would say that the highlight of my stay in France was our adventure-filled road-trip to Étretat. It was during the transport strike, so we decided to rent a car and head up north to Normandy. Oh boy was it fun navigating ourselves in and out of Paris through the biggest and most daunting traffic circle we have..... Read more Here

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Beauty and Ugliness

Dear friend, I have left my old life behind for a new adventure! Thank you all for supporting my dream of becoming a full time artist over the past year. 

I would love to share this journey with you, and yes, that means the ups and the downs of discovering new techniques, explore different themes, pushing myself and in the process discovering more of myself and how we connect and translate in the world around us. Read more about it here.

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Meet the Maker

Since it is #meetthemakermarch, I thought I would share some things with you that you will not find in a bio or on Google about me. I have always been a dreamer with my head in the clouds. I believed in fairy tales and dragons, and spend hours alone, drawing things, reading though as many books as I could find, and creating whatever.... Read more here

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New Adventure!

Good day after a long sabbatical.  I am so thrilled to share all my latest news with you. As most of you know, I finally took the big step  last year to do my art full time! If it wasn't for all your encouragement and support, I probably wouldn't have been brave enough to take this leap of faith that led me on the most amazing adventure of my life!

To crown all of this, I have been selected for an art residency in Paris, France, for 3 months at the Cité Internationale des Arts. I am just too excited to even comprehend how big this really is!!! I am leaving on the 1st of November, and I will keep you posted on social media and via my newsletter.