Yes! All the pieces listed are available for purchase unless marked as sold. Since I don’t run a full webshop, just send me a message if something calls to you — we’ll arrange payment and shipping directly.

Yes, absolutely. If there’s a feeling, memory, or mood you want translated into colour and texture — let’s talk. We’ll start with a conversation to explore your vision, preferences, and palette.

But here’s the most important part:
Commissioning a painting isn’t about getting it perfect — it’s about creating something true. And if the finished piece doesn’t feel like yours, no pressure. I’d rather it find its right home, and we can simply part with gratitude and good energy.

Because art should never come with strings attached — only spark.

Once we agree on a piece, I’ll package it securely and ship it to your corner of the world. Shipping costs are calculated based on size, destination, and carrier. I’ll give you a clear estimate before we go ahead.

Once you've chosen a piece (or we’ve agreed on a commission), I’ll send you a digital invoice. Payments are currently accepted via bank transfer. (No webshop checkout here — just human-to-human exchange.)

Full payment is required before shipping or delivery — that way everything flows smoothly on both sides.

It’s simple, secure, and handled with care — just like the art.

Not by default — all pieces come on canvas with finished edges and are ready to hang as they are.
But if you’d like a frame, I collaborate with local partners to create something that fits.

Yes! Art is meant to travel. I ship worldwide, and we’ll work out the best and safest way to get your piece to you. Shipping costs and delivery times vary based on location, and I’ll always give you a clear estimate up front.

📍Based in Belgium? Delivery or local pick-up might be an option — just ask when you reach out.

I never planned to — but the pieces kept coming to life. Now they’re ready to go out into the world.
And part of each sale goes toward offering lower-cost coaching sessions for those who need it.

It’s all part of one ecosystem: art and healing, side by side.