about me . . .
my practice is built on an ever-growing network of curiosity, visual inquiry, and the willingness to simply keep trying. rooted in care for people and for the more-than-human world. i use hyper visibility, observation, and the question “what sticks?” as ways of approaching projects and communities, looking for the niches where my practice fits.
over the last year, i have deepened the social engagement of my practice, shifting from studio-based creation (mainly painting, drawing, and fabric sculpture) to community-centered collaboration (consisting of public interventions, found-object sculptures, and murals). i colorfully & playfully create visual and social cues that invite others to participate in shifting our shared narratives.
i think of my work as a tool for understanding, researching, and connecting with the world around me. my goal is to continue working with people and communities focusing on the theme of equality for all of us related beings through environmental conservation, queering spaces, and joyfully celebrating life.
after graduating from Whitman College in 2021 with a bachelor’s in fine art i refined my studio practice while working with Swietlan Kraczyna in Tuscany and The OU Gallery in British Columbia. in 2025 i began the international artisteducator masters at ArtEZ University. this program has allowed me to collaborate with a vibrant cohort of artists - Dana, Danique, Doux, Fintan, Maja, Marit, Maru, Max, Rosa, Saskia, Thurgga, Vasileia & our professors - across Arnhem and Tangier, engaging with The Darna Association & The Donkey Museum of Tangier. this collaborative energy has expanded my toolkit and broadened the scope of my inquiries and connections.
having completed my master’s in july 2026, i am eager to collaborate on new projects and participate in residencies. while i hope to continue working predominantly in Europe, i love to explore new places and cultures around the world. if you’re interested in working together please reach out via email or social media and please explore my portfolio for a deeper understanding of my work and style.