I work intuitively with a wide range of mediums, including paint, clay, mixed media, and more. My process involves experimenting and exploring these mediums, allowing for creativity to flow naturally.

My workshops are process-based, emphasizing individual engagement in art-making. They focus on creative exploration and self-expression, encouraging participants to discover their artistic voice through hands-on experiences.

I offer sessions for various groups, including young people, youth, adults, multicultural communities, individuals learning English as a second language, and those interested in personal development through art.

Sessions are flexible and can take place in various settings, such as home environments, schools, community centers, and other locations that suit the participants. The goal is to create a comfortable and supportive space for artistic expression.

No prior art experience is necessary! My workshops are open to everyone, whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced artist. The focus is on exploration and creative engagement.

You can book a session by filling out the online inquiry form. Once submitted, I will get in touch with you to discuss the themes, aims, and details of your session. We will finalize the scheduling and themes based on your needs.

Costs vary depending on the individual or group and the nature of the session. Pricing is discussed during the booking process to ensure it suits your requirements.

All materials will be provided unless otherwise stated. If specific materials are needed for a session, I will discuss this with you in advance. I focus on using accessible and affordable art supplies to encourage exploration.

Absolutely! I work closely with individuals or groups to tailor the session themes based on their interests, goals, and creative intentions.

Session lengths can vary depending on the type of workshop and the participants’ preferences. Typically, sessions last between 1 to 3 hours. Longer or multiple-day workshops can also be arranged.

Yes, I run workshops that promote community engagement, including multicultural groups and collaborative projects. These sessions foster creative dialogue and interaction among participants from different backgrounds.

Process-based art emphasizes the creative journey rather than the final product. It allows participants to explore materials, techniques, and ideas without the pressure of creating a “perfect” outcome. This approach encourages personal expression and artistic discovery.

Yes, my practice is inclusive. I have experience working with individuals learning English as a second language and can adapt sessions to accommodate different needs and abilities.