As a third-generation artist, creativity runs deep in Rachel's family. Her artistic journey began at age 8, and with nearly three decades of exploration, she still approaches her craft with the curiosity of a beginner—pushing herself to grow, experiment, and embrace discomfort.

Her work blends Contemporary Figurative Art, Realism, and Symbolism, exploring themes of renewal, freedom, and life. Through collections like A Woman’s Revival: A Journey to Wholeness and Lifegiver: Essence of Woman, she seeks to honor women’s strength, value, and purpose. She uses primarily oil, but has recently been taking up more mixed media oil painting—working with acrylic ink and paint, archival ink, modeling paste, and even scrapbook paper, fabric, sand, etc, but always finishing off with oils and even playing with satin and gloss sealers to emphasize different textures, playing with depth, and value, and to keep a sense of fun, curiosity, and exploration.

Rachel's art and poetry exist to inspire hope, freedom, and wholeness, offering vision and restoration to those seeking truth and renewal. She aims to give life back to the life-givers—women who spend their lives pouring into others. Her work reflects this mission: to awaken a future filled with beauty, purpose, and hope.