I imagine my workshops to be welcoming, inclusive and in a kindly environment where everyone is encouraged to be themselves and explore their inner self and creativity while building new connections.

In 2022 I graduated from the University of Glasgow with a Masters of Adult Education and Community Development. It is a privilege to put into practice what I have learnt to support individuals and communities use art as a tool to develop creativity, get empowered, create supportive discussions and so much more. 


My workshops host a maximum of ten people, it is a great number, allowing people to meet and interact with new people while also offering a peaceful setting for everyone. 

This number also allows me to have enough time to guide everyone throughout the length of the workshop, making make sure everyone can go home with a finished piece and be proud of themselves. 

I offer a holistic approach, that is why two workshops can look completely different. The point for me is to adapt to people joining the workshops and making sure they can enjoy a creative moment that is not only restricted to art. By this I mean: listening to each other's stories, opening discussions without judgement, imagine my workshop as a safe place where not only you make art, you also connect with people and yourself, yes, you can not imagine how many time I had people come talk to me after a workshop expressing how surprised they were at what they felt during the workshop.