I create work that explores the duality of life and death, the mystical and the everyday, and the complex nature of femininity. My practice is rooted in the interplay between the seen and unseen, the comfortable and the unsettling, inviting reflection, curiosity, and emotional response from the viewer.

Drawing inspiration from dreams, the natural world, and the liminal spaces between reality and imagination, I work across a variety of surfaces and formats, allowing each piece to develop through a meditative and intuitive process. My goal is not to prescribe meaning, but to create a space where viewers can encounter their own interpretations and connections.

I earned my B.A. in Art with a concentration in Painting and Drawing from the University of New Mexico, studying under artists such as Scott Anderson and Beau Carey. Since graduating, I have shared my work in group shows, local exhibitions, and community events, and have held two solo shows in local gallery spaces. Since 2020, I have exhibited with the Oddities & Curiosities Expo, traveling across the country to present work that engages audiences drawn to the surreal, mystical, and unconventional.

I have been accepted to the MFA Illustration program at SCAD, beginning January 2026, which will further expand my exploration of narrative and figurative work. Currently, I teach art in a formal classroom setting, sharing my practice and passion with students while continuing my professional art career.

I am guided by the belief that art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable, creating work that challenges, resonates, and remains alive in its engagement with the viewer.