PAREIDOLIA COLLECTION

A human face emerges from a sunlit garden full of flowers, insects, and butterflies. The painting explores the magic of growth, where seeds, sunlight, and living things remind us that we are part of nature’s cycles of change.

This painting captures the ethereal power of femininity rising from nature's depths, where human and florals merge and bloom together as one

This artwork is deeply personal to me, representing the intense and often unseen struggle of female period pain. It symbolises the strength to transform this pain into power, raising awareness and fostering hope for a future where a cure will be found.

This piece was the first in my new series of women among the flowers. I find the human body so delicate and beautiful and how well it harmonises with nature. The piece represents me overcoming earlier issues of body image, eventually finding my confidence and allowing that to bloom as I get older.

A woman, her form gently dissolving into a tangle of slender branches and blue lilies is suspended between worlds in quiet contemplation as nature embraces her, weaving her into it's rhythm of stillness and bloom

This piece is not only my largest to date, but also my most vulnerable. Through this process, I’ve seen stronger skills, deeper clarity, and a newfound confidence in my artistic voice. This is more than a painting, it marks a milestone in my journey, where darkness has given way to light, and I rise, sovereign over my story.

This artwork was created at a time of personal transformation where my resilience has been tested to it's limits. It represents humans ability to find the strength to break through obstacles and emerge stronger on the other side, just as the horse pushes through the flowers and branches.  

This little cherub is a representation of all you souls who were born to shine. Those who are brave enough to go against the grain and step out of their comfort zone into the light. 

Some people say that the belief that humans are separate from nature is a root cause of the ecological crisis. We are born to harmonise and be at one with our surroundings, just like this little cherub. This series is close to my heart as a spiritual artist.

This piece was inspired by my walks in nature, where I often see shapes and faces amongst the trees and flowers. Apparently I am not alone, and there is a name for this, pareidolia. If you get a chance, look it up:)

The piece encourages a new understanding of masculinity, where softness, tenderness, and the courage to heal are celebrated. It serves as a powerful statement that healing, like beauty, is not bound by gender and is a transformative, deeply personal journey for all.

​This painting reflects the ongoing cycle of destruction and renewal that has shaped the Hawaiian Islands for generations. Forged by volcanic fire and tested by devastating wildfires, the landscape carries both trauma and hope.