As a visual artist and designer, I create physical spaces for reflection. I approach my work as spatial storytelling, centered on the idea that how we spend our days is how we spend our lives. My practice moves between still life composition and installation. Motivated by resourcefulness, I work with found fabrics, florals, and materials from the domestic sphere.

Central to my work is female experience, particularly the stark differences across women’s lived realities. I explore culturally conditioned behaviors, from consumerism to religious devotion, and translate them into narratives through set design and performance direction.

My background in graphic design informs a consistent visual language across my work. With over five years of art direction experience at Chicago-based creative agencies, I bring a strong understanding of how images and text interact to shape meaning. This month, I will graduate with an MFA in Visual Communication Design from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.