I was raised in a musical family, where reggae was both culture and how my father put bread on the table. My artistic journey began with sound and evolved into movement, media, decor and visual arts. 

At 17, I moved to New York, then Toronto after the tragic loss of my older brother, Copper Cat, who was a rising star following the footsteps of our father.

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Copper was loved by the people for his musical talent. He was taking the industry by storm with great potential ahead only to be cut short senselessly at the age of 22. This shaped my perspective on living intentionally without taking life for granted.

Since then, my path has taken me from the dance stages of New York to the vibrant creative scenes of Toronto.

My visual work has been proudly featured across Toronto—including exhibitions at Fort York Historic Site, Pearson International Airport, and Castle Frank Subway Station. I also host and produce Life on HiFi, a podcast that amplifies creative voices and inspires others to live with bold authenticity.

Through all these expressions, one thread remains constant: a belief that we are all made in the image of a Creator. I craft pieces that help people connect with that truth—whether it’s through a framed print, a moment of inspiration, or a space that feels more like home.

I'm grateful for my supportive family and for God’s grace, which continues to guide this ever-evolving creative life.

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