THE STORY

How becoming a mum turned my personal art practice into something bigger.

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IT STARTED WITH PAINT

I've always painted to process my emotions. During university, through anxiety, through joy — every feeling found its way onto canvas through bold, contrasting colours.

My paintings were never meant to be decorative. They were raw, emotional, sometimes chaotic. They were real.

THEN CAME MOTHERHOOD

When my baby arrived, I noticed something I never expected. She couldn't take her eyes off my paintings. Not the soft pastels in her nursery — my bold, clashing abstracts.

High-contrast colours and strong shapes are exactly what developing infant eyes need. My emotional art was, accidentally, perfect for babies.

ART THAT WORKS FOR EVERYONE

Now every piece I create serves a double purpose: it's a statement piece that makes your space bold and beautiful, and it's a developmental tool that helps your baby's visual system grow. Art that looks incredible and does something incredible.

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