Bio

I was born in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1973 and moved to the U.S. with my family in 1977. I now live and work in Oakland, California. Creativity has always been a part of my life—it’s how I process the world, connect with my roots, and tell my story.

My work is inspired by the rich folklore and cultural traditions of Afro-Caribbean, Native American, and Latin American communities. These cultures share a deep connection to storytelling, ancestral reverence, and resistance to colonialism. Generational traditions of ritual, music, art, and oral history help preserve a lasting connection to the ancestors.

My art seeks to be a continuation of that tradition—a visual language that honors the past while imagining new worlds.