ARTIST · PAINTER · SCULPTOR
Original artwork exploring colour, objects, desire and the stories we attach to them.
GET TO KNOW THE ARTIST
A creative Libra and a true believer in angel numbers, I’m a material girl from Auckland, New Zealand, now based in Melbourne for the past 9 years.
The last few years have been a journey of rediscovery, reconnecting with my creative roots. I inherited my artistic talents from my dad and began drawing at a young age, using reference photos from magazines and storybooks. Throughout school and university, I explored various mediums but always gravitated toward sketching. It wasn’t until 2023, when I enrolled in night classes as an escape from day to day stress, that my love for painting truly began.
With a background in interior decoration, my passion for color, texture, and design is evident in my work, creating a style that is playful, balanced, and considered.
THE WORK
Painting, sculpture and a lifelong obsession with beautiful things.
BROQUÉ
If I paint it, I won't buy it.
BROQUÉ is my playful exploration of the complicated relationship between materialism and emotion.
Inspired by fashion, luxury objects and the little things we convince ourselves we need, the collection looks at consumerism through a more personal lens — with colour, humour and a healthy dose of self-awareness.
Because sometimes the thing we're really shopping for isn't the handbag at all.
THE BROQUÉ GIRL'S GUIDE
Thoughtfully crafted to elevate what matters most.
Broqué
Broqué
Broqué is my playful take on the complicated relationship between materialism and emotions. I explore how shopping became therapy during a time of personal struggle. Every new purchase gave me a brief escape—a fleeting moment of excitement that distracted me from the emotional weight I was carrying. Over time I found myself priorotising luxury items over basic necessities, convincing myself that they were acts of self-care.
This collection tells my story with a wink, an expression of how consumerism was my comfort blanket when I felt alone. With bold colors and intricate details, these pieces invite you to reflect on the emotional stories behind our “treat yourself” moments.
Ultimately, “Broqué” isn’t about handbags—it’s about finding humor, healing, and real connection beyond the stuff we own. Because sometimes, art is the best kind of therapy as I have come to realise - If i paint it, i won't buy it!
