As an artist, it is also important to me to be known as a bicultural Canadian artist and I am truly hopeful that my artwork will contribute to my heritage. I have a solid view of my future goals and I feel it's a promising and rewarding career, and in many ways I have already made some great achievements fairly early.

I am considered visually impaired but I don't find it to be a hindrance, I think I do quite well...you be the judge.To me, my art isn't simply born from my eyes alone, even if observation must be taken more carefully. It brings an opportunity for more creativity. I also listen, smell and feel even in a spiritual sense all that makes itself known to me. And when I attempt a painting, often those senses will show through in my work. I've heard many times viewers comments, such as "you can almost taste the strawberries."

I was born in Kitchener, Ontario, and adopted by the Fraser family, raised in the township of Brantford in a small community by the municipal airport called Poplar Hills survey. I was always creative and artistic, seeing my world from a deeper perspective. I hope to one day meet my biological family, just to be able to know who I am and where I came from.