Art found me at a moment I needed it most. Just before the lockdown, I was going through a difficult time, and painting became my way to heal. What began as a simple hobby quickly grew into something deeper—a way to express emotions I couldn’t put into words. I vividly remember one evening, surrounded by brushes and colors, realizing that art had become more than just a pastime—it had become my voice.
As I started sharing my work under Therapy with Colours, I was both nervous and excited. When I made my first international sale, it wasn’t just a milestone—it was the moment I knew I wanted to pursue art full-time.
With a background in psychology, I naturally started merging mental health themes with my art. Each piece I create is a reflection of my own journey and an attempt to raise awareness about emotional well-being. I believe art can communicate the complexities of mental health in ways words cannot.
No matter where life takes me, art will always be at the center. For me, being an artist is about capturing the beauty in the simple, ordinary moments and turning them into something meaningful—a reminder that we can find healing and connection in even the smallest things.
Today, I find joy not only in painting but also in sharing my art with the world. Whether it’s the creative flow of my studio or managing the business side of things, I love every part of this journey. Through art, I’ve learned to see the beauty in everyday life, from quiet moments in nature to the energy of a bustling city.