I am a nehiyaw iskwew, a Cree woman from the Treaty 6 territory, with deep connections to the Onion Lake Cree Nation and Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. I now make my home in Vancouver, British Columbia, where I continue to grow and evolve as an artist.

I have participated in ceremonial practices and traditional celebrations since I was a little girl. Cultural traditions have always been at the heart of who I am. From attending powwow celebrations to travelling to ceremony, I was raised in spaces that allowed me to see and understand the world through an Indigenous lens. That upbringing continues to shape not only who I am, but also how I approach my artwork and creative practice.

Working with my hands through sewing, beading, and other traditional art forms came naturally to me. I began creating at an early age, first making pieces for myself and my family. Over time, this grew into a passion that I am now grateful to share with others.

As my skills have developed, so has my understanding of what it means to create. My artwork has become a way for me to share my own story while also helping bring the visions and stories of others to life through their colours, designs, and experiences. Each piece is personal, and I believe there is meaning in the time, intention, and care that goes into creating it.

Patience is an important part of being a creative. I have learned to embrace the process rather than rush it, understanding that every piece has its own journey and story. For me, crafting and working with my hands is medicine. It is a way of grounding myself, connecting with my culture, and expressing something that words cannot always capture. I hope to carry that feeling forward and share it with others through my work.

I am grateful for the opportunity to share my artwork with you and to connect with people who value and appreciate Plains Cree art and creativity. Good intentions are embedded into each piece I create, and my journey as an artist is still unfolding.

I am thankful and excited to see where this journey takes me as I continue to learn, create, and share what means the most to me.

Thank you for your interest in my work. I truly look forward to connecting with you.