She has been creating physical art since childhood, with a foundation in hand-cut collage and painting that continues to shape her work today. Much of her traditional work remains in her private collection, displayed within her home and shared with family and friends, grounding her evolving visual language.

Since 2022, her practice has expanded into text-to-image AI and generative models built from her own imagery. Through this process, she creates layered, otherworldly compositions where portraiture, landscape, and object begin to merge.

Rooted in Afrofuturism and surrealism, her work moves between visual art and futurist fashion. Gemstones, sculptural adornment, and expansive environments appear as recurring symbols exploring identity, transformation, and self-defined value.