My earliest memory is sitting in Trafalgar Square with a pad and felt tips, drawing the fountains. My mum, always my biggest supporter, would give me paper and pens to explore my creativity. Fast forward to university, I studied illustration as part of my design degree and fell in love with the process. During that time, I met "man like Cashman," who introduced me to spray painting. From then on, I was hooked—spraying stencils, making mistakes, learning the flow and precision needed for street art.

Dealing with Crohn’s from age 16 was tough, but it also taught me resilience. I spent 15 years in the design world, climbing from junior designer to head of design, working with over 200 brands. But my true passion was always art, and after a career in advertising, I took the leap to follow that passion full-time.

Born and raised in East London, with roots in Jamaica and Mauritius, my art reflects a fusion of street art, Grime, RnB, and the vibrant colours of my multicultural upbringing. In 2023, after two major surgeries, I felt it was the right time to share my art professionally and bring joy through my work.

Now, I’m focused on creating unique, vibrant pieces that bring happiness and energy into homes and workplaces. I’m now determined to make my mark with art that tells a story, spreads positivity, and challenges the narrative.