Stuck (editioned enlargement) Artwork

I’m a multidisciplinary artist and creative producer based in Los Angeles. I earned a BFA in Photography and a BA in Music from Parsons School of Design in New York (Class of 2015). Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with brands like Netflix, H&M, Burt’s Bees, Universal Music Group, and the Academy of Motion Pictures. My fine art has been exhibited internationally and is part of permanent collections, including at LACMA. In 2022, a freak accident left me hospitalized for nearly a year. I had to relearn how to walk, an experience that completely changed the course of my life and practice. During recovery, when I could only move my arms, I began painting. That shift pushed my work into a more personal, urgent, and honest space. Painting became not just a medium, but a form of survival. The experience also ignited a passion for teaching. Once I recovered, I began volunteering at the Braille Institute in Los Angeles, where I teach printmaking to blind and visually impaired individuals. I also lead workshops at Painted Brain, a nonprofit supporting people facing mental health challenges. Sharing art as a tool for healing and connection is now central to my practice. My work blends abstraction with themes of American culture, identity, and the often-unspoken struggles we carry. I see art as a universal language that transcends barriers and speaks on our shared human experiences. With my art I create space for empathy, dialogue, and transformation.