I’m an abstract painter and experimental filmmaker based in Greenville, South Carolina. My work explores the relationship between self-expression and affect, examining how internal states and lived experience take form through two-dimensional media.

My practice is shaped by Black histories and the evolving language of contemporary art. Guided by curiosity and experimentation, I work across mediums to push the limits of visual expression. I’m not interested in creating something just to be seen; I want it to be felt. I aim for a kind of fluid subjectivity, where the line between self and artwork begins to dissolve.

Each piece acts as a mirror, drawing viewers in and encouraging reflection on their place in the world and in history.

Color theory is central to my process. I’m fascinated by how hue, tonality, saturation, and brightness shape perception and carry psychological and cultural weight. My work invites an open-ended experience, where image, response, and meaning remain in constant motion.