Upon graduation, she worked as a women’s clothing designer, until her first son was born in 2014. Following the birth of her second child in 2017, she resumed work, launching her own handbag line in 2018. In 2019, Alison felt herself drifting away from art and into feelings of isolation. She went through personal challenges.

She struggled with depression, and longed to return to painting. Alison found that releasing her emotions and feelings onto canvas helped heal her mind and soul. Finally the artist she always longed to be, she has transformed her life experiences into unique artwork that reflect her personal interpretation of reality and spiritual philosophy. Through experimentation, Alison has developed a unique signature style and process, creating abstract mixed-media paintings that exceed average textures, shapes, and colors.

Eschewing an accurate depiction of visual reality, Alison uses textural formations and amorphous patterns to achieve her desired abstract effects, using texture as the main expressive resource. Part painting, part sculpture - she builds up many layers of acrylic paint mixed with her own organically-brewed mediums of various compounds, including unconventional materials and even 3-dimensional found objects to give her work extra dimension.

Inspired by the distinct imagery in nature, space, and historical cultural references, Alison is continually working to evolve her signature style, materials, and techniques, hoping to channel her emotions to the viewer and create the desired connection. As she explains, ”I would like my works to inspire or affect the mood of my audience, so that I can transmit to them the liberating energy  that art has.”