Books are the primary form of my practice — places where writing and drawing converge. These are published works shaped as intimate, tactile objects meant to be returned to over time.

Poetry

There Is Nothing Between These Atoms

There Is Nothing Between These Atoms is a lyrical chapbook exploring loss, mental illness, body image, and spirituality. Poems move between raw emotion and quiet attention, tracing the possibility of transformation through self-contemplation and a deep connection with the natural world.

Divided into two sections, Carbon and Ether, the book follows a woman brought to the depths of heartbreak and grief, before gradually rediscovering an inner voice — one that speaks through landscape, silence, and meditation.

Pencil drawings are woven throughout the text, accompanying the poems with sensitivity. Together, image and language create a reading experience that lingers beyond the final page.

Journals

This lined journal is designed as a space for sustained writing — a place to return to regularly. Interspersed throughout are short quotations by creatives and philosophers that I have collected over time. These are offered as gentle interruptions to writing, moments to pause, reconsider, or continue in a different direction.

This blank-page journal offers a more open field. Without lines or structure, it’s intended for drawing, writing, collage, or any combination of marks and thoughts.

Short quotations appear intermittently, functioning as quiet companions — sparks for meditative writing, reflection, or brainstorming.

Letters

Occasionally I share letters from the studio — reflections, ongoing projects, and notes on creative practice.
You’re welcome to join.