As an artist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY, I am continually inspired by the interplay between urban life and the natural world. My work explores the tension between the refinement of fine art and the rawness of human experience—balancing the real and the ideal.
Drawing from art history and diverse cultural traditions of mark-making, my landscape series reflects the influence of Japanese garden design, guiding viewers to discover new perspectives. The layered spray paint technique echoes my background in batiked silks, while my mud paintings are rooted in my love of gardening and the beauty that emerges when we pause to observe our surroundings. The energy in my installations and large-scale works mirrors the rhythm of a hiker—moving between exertion, reflection, and intention—offering a meditation on the relationship between human form and nature’s vastness.
I invite you to explore the portfolios linked at the top of the page.