I was born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, and raised in Fort St. John, British Columbia. I now reside in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. My work is deeply rooted in my Métis identity and reflects an ongoing journey of reconnection, storytelling, and cultural exploration.

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I am best known for my oil paintings that center Indigenous identity, beauty, and presence. Through portraiture, I explore the complexities of belonging, resilience, and place within contemporary society. My work aims to create space for Indigenous faces and stories that are both personal and powerful. I have exhibited paintings in Vancouver through the Federation of Canadian Artists on Granville Island and have sold various prints of my work.

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Alongside my painting practice, I also work in graphic design, creating and selling stationery featuring Métis-inspired pointillism and affirmational language. This part of my practice allows me to make my work more accessible while continuing to share Indigenous design and storytelling in everyday forms.

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My practice is both a personal and collective act of healing. It is grounded in a deep respect for cultural knowledge, traditions, and a continuous desire to learn. Through my work, I aim to honour my roots while contributing to the evolving presence of contemporary Indigenous art.