About me

I am an interdisciplinary artist and educator based in Massachusetts. My research-driven practice centers on painting, drawing, and narrative image-making, exploring themes of memory, interior space, and feminist experience. Through domestic environments and symbolic visual language, my work examines how personal and collective histories are carried, witnessed, and reactivated over time.

My work has been exhibited in museum and juried contexts nationally, including a solo exhibition, In the Garden of the Hunter, at the New Bedford Art Museum. Recent exhibitions include the 8th Louisiana Biennial at Louisiana Tech University, Belonging (15th Annual International Juried Exhibition) at the University of North Carolina, Unfinished Women at Cultural Center of Cape Cod, and CURRENT (10th Annual Juried Show) at Kehler Liddell Gallery in Connecticut, among others. My practice has been recognized by 3×3 International Illustration Magazine and Graphis New Talent.

Alongside my studio practice, I teach foundation-level courses in two-dimensional design and digital media at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and develop inclusive, process-centered learning environments rooted in material experimentation and critical inquiry. Across both studio and classroom, I continue to search for images that hold both the weight of silence and the strength of resistance, honoring resilience as a form of beauty and memory as a force for transformation.