I am a Michigan-born artist, currently residing in Ohio. My work is a reflection of my life—rooted in the journey of motherhood, a deep love for animals, and a passion for disability advocacy.

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My equine artwork is a reflection of grace, power, and quiet resilience—qualities I see not only in horses, but also in my daughter, who was born with Down syndrome and a congenital heart defect. Her strength and spirit deeply influence my creative process, and as a tribute to her journey, I include a “hidden heart” in each of my pieces.

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These hearts are more than symbols; they are personal emblems of love, hope, and the beauty found in difference. By weaving them into my equine art, I aim to create meaningful connections—inviting viewers to look deeper, not just at the work, but at the world around them. Each piece is a celebration of strength in all its forms, and a quiet act of advocacy for those whose stories deserve to be seen and felt.

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My art is not just about horses—it’s about heart, connection, and honoring the stories that shape us. Through each piece, I strive to celebrate uniqueness, promote inclusion, and give back to the communities that have touched my heart.