My love of nature has inspired me throughout my life and led me to found  The Marine Foundation — an eco-art organization working at the intersection of marine science, art, and community collaboration.

Through Living Sculptures in the Sea, we create underwater ecosystems that provide new habitat for fish, coral, and other marine life. These living installations are designed not only as works of art, but as regenerative structures that support biodiversity, local economies, and ecological restoration.

I have always been drawn to the image of the goddess — the feminine form as a symbol of creation, fertility, nature, and the living Earth itself. My dream is to install goddess sculptures around the world, rooted in the spirit of place, inspired by traditional pre-Christian cultures, and created in respectful collaboration with Indigenous communities and local knowledge keepers.

These sculptures are intended as acts of remembrance — reminders that humanity is not separate from nature, but part of a living, interconnected world.