The ocean has always been my ultimate muse, fostering joy, growth, strength, health, pain, fear, friendships and relationships. It is only logical that my art honour all of my nostalgia tied to the sea in all it’s glory- Maryanne.

Person submerged underwater with face partially covered by bubbles, wearing a black strap swimsuit, with rippled water surface above and blue background.

Always a swimmer and art lover, I didn’t discover surfing until a move to the coast in my late teens.

A decade later, a close encounter with a great white shark paused both my time in the ocean and my creative flow.

Years passed.

Now, I'm back — surfing, painting, and more in love than ever with the sea. Grateful for it all, exactly as it unfolds.

“I must be a mermaid… I have no fear of depths and a great fear of shallow living.”
— Anaïs Nin

A woman kneeling on a white cloth, hanging a blue and white tie-dye fabric to dry outdoors with cacti and desert plants in the background.
Person holding a plastic container submerged in dark purple liquid with a green and black object inside, with stainless steel buckets around.
Large beige boulders stacked with one forming a natural arch against a bright blue sky.
Person tying a fabric-wrapped, twisted object with string, wearing a white shirt and blue jeans, in a farm or garden setting.