For fifteen years, an unseen world reached out to me. I became an artist to step into that world — to touch it, feel it, and open the door for others who are seeking what I have found, or rather, what found me.

For 15 years, I had the same dream. While sleeping, as if outside time and space, I saw a vast, limitless world pouring into me like a waterfall. Too small to contain it, I imploded… yet a door to a new universe would open. And it would pour into me again. The same thing over and over again.

Until I would wake up, unable to explain what had happened. I couldn’t put it into words at the time, but as often as I had that experience, it was like if someone was trying to put eternity inside of me.

It opened my eyes to something: there is more than what we see. I could not explain it, but I knew it deep in my heart.

An unknown world beyond the flesh, was trying to make itself known to me, to open wide its door to me.

Growing up, I was drawn to music and dance. I was attracted especially to wordless, meditative melodies that speak the language of the soul.

Later, I became a financial consultant, but I never truly belonged there. I loved art — especially works that carry a mysterious message and invite contemplation. I knew life was bigger than numbers and logic. My soul longed for the dimension I glimpsed only in dreams.

Then one day, in my adolescence, I met a man whose presence felt like the universe of my dreams! He had a tangible peace, that convinced me that, no matter what it is that he has, it is what I had been searching. He was my doorway. He shared that this peace came from his encounter with Jesus. I believed him. And that day, I prayed: “Jesus, please reveal Yourself to me as You revealed Yourself to him.” And a miracle happened. My dream crossed into the physical world. For the first time, I touched, felt, and entered that universe I had glimpsed so many times.

I came to know Jesus as real — the true gateway to a realm beyond what the eye sees: a spiritual world governed by love, peace, and freedom.

The invisible world is real. I prefer to call it spiritual realm, for it is visible, to our spiritual eyes — and it deeply influences the three-dimensional world that we usually perceive. The spiritual realm is beautiful, and longs to be known by our soul.

Now when He was asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, He answered them and said, “The kingdom of God does not come with observation; nor will they say, ‘See here!’ or ‘See there!’ For indeed, the kingdom of God is within you.”
(Luke 17:20-21)

I became an artist to enter that world, to touch and feel it, and to open the door for others who are searching what I have found, or rather, what found me.

As I dove deeper into this world, into this river, Jesus — the Master of this universe — filled me with love, joy, courage, rest, and life. I am a transformed woman. Each work that I create is a vision that He reveals to me, infused with His Spirit, flowing from His world, and carrying within it His fragrance and His presence.

“Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, Nor have entered into the heart of man The things which God has prepared for those who love Him.”
(1 Corinthians 2:9)

my style

My style blends realism and abstraction.

I paint in oils and mixed media — ink, acrylics, collage, gold leaf, and natural materials like flowers and salt.

I set no limits, for the spiritual world that I aim to represent knows NO LIMIT.

God has welcomed me into His Kingdom. He alone can describe what it truly looks like. He is the true author of every artwork. Before I start a painting, I speak to Him and ask Him to use my heart and my hands to paint what He desires.

I am the first to be touched. As I work, I feel His presence — His love, His arms — and I often weep. I am healed and strengthened as I contemplate these paintings, and I believe that others are as well.

missionarY

Mission trip in Pakistan, April 2025

Every piece that you purchase on this website is a spiritual seed: you are partnering with the work that God is doing in Nations through my life.

I paint hands, nature, animals, light — but above all, the invisible.

Thank you for stepping into this open door.