I’m a Brooklyn-based mixed-media artist who makes thoughtful, dreamlike compositions. My process is tactile and intuitive. I gravitate towards mark-making, collage, and material play over polish or permanence. My work often resembles fragmented landscapes or memory-scapes, where textures overlap and time feels softened.
I often return to childhood materials and ways of making. I’m drawn to themes of nostalgia, curiosity, and self-reconnection, using play as both subject and method. The work becomes a meeting place between my inner child and adult self, where imagination interrupts expectation and discovery eats performance.
I see my practice as a quiet refusal of urgency and perfection in the face of a productivity-obsessed culture and emotional fatigue. I draw from traditions of process art and artists who prioritize intuition, materiality, and inner life, and use mixed media as a space for emotional presence and care. My work reclaims art-making as a gentle, living practice; one that breathes, grows, and continues to unfold through curiosity rather than demand.
When I'm not making, I enjoy traveling, walking around New York with my headphones on, and spending quality time with my cat, Henry.
