About Me
Artist, self-expressionist, creative facilitator
Hi, I’m Jane — and for me, art has always been about emotional expression. It's a way to say what words can’t quite capture — to process, reflect, and reconnect with myself.
But this wasn’t always easy.
For years, I felt unable to express myself fully. I carried unspoken emotions, unacknowledged desires, and a quiet sense of being disconnected from who I truly was. It took a toll — anxiety, chronic fatigue, tension, and a feeling of not really knowing myself.
Everything began to shift when I gave myself permission to create again.
Through making art, I began to rediscover lost parts of myself — my playfulness, boldness, sensitivity, and inner voice. Art became part of my healing, alongside therapy, dance, journaling, and yoga. It’s why I now call myself a self-expressionist more than an artist. Creativity, for me, is a way of being.
Art as a deeply personal practice
My work includes expressive abstract pieces — intuitive, free, emotionally driven — as well as more considered, conceptual work that helps me process life experiences, from lockdown to moving cities, living with chronic fatigue and understanding being a highly sensitive person.
My creative practice flows between photography, drawing, stitch, found objects, and pottery. But more than materials, it’s about honouring what needs to be expressed — and giving it space to move.
I believe that:
✨ Creativity isn’t about making something “good” or “beautiful” — it’s about making something true
✨ Art is a way to reconnect with your instincts, your emotions, your energy
✨ Letting go, making a mess, and expressing freely is be deeply grounding and healing
👉 Want to see my work? You can explore it HERE - or follow me on Instagram
