Where science
meets the soil

Some people choose between the analytical and the expressive. She never saw the divide. Trained in Health Informatics Management, she spent years learning how systems work — how data flows, how bodies heal, how information shapes lives. All along, her hands were doing something else: reaching for paint, for clay, for the textures the mind cannot name.

Her work lives at that crossing. Paintings that feel like diagnoses of the unseen. Sculptures that hold the weight of things left unspoken. The organic forms, the earthy palette, the quiet insistence of each piece — they come from someone who knows how to look closely, and who has chosen to make that looking visible.

Based in Nairobi, she works across painting and sculpture, drawing on the textures of East African landscape, the intimacy of the body, and the patterns that only reveal themselves when you slow down enough to notice.