I’m a Salt Lake City, Utah-based emerging artist making oil paintings, oil pastel works, and stickers inspired by landscapes, color, and the quiet pull of being outside. My work is modern, graphic, and semi-realistic, using bold shapes and vivid hues to turn familiar natural spaces into something more playful, peaceful, and alive.

I’m especially drawn to big, immersive landscapes, the kind of places that make you stop mid-sentence and stare for a second. I like creating scenes that feel impactful at first glance, but settle into something calmer the longer you sit with them.

I’m also a first-generation college student studying Biology and Spanish, which definitely sneaks into the way I make art. Biology has made me pay closer attention to how environments function, how living things coexist, and how small details build into something much larger. Spanish has shaped the way I think about language, connection, and seeing the world through more than one lens.

Right now, I’m focused on making colorful, semi-realistic landscapes that balance structure and softness. I want my work to feel graphic but breathing, vivid but peaceful, and familiar with just enough strangeness to keep things interesting.