The Red Robe Painting

I am a multidisciplinary artist, yogi, and scholar of art history born and raised in New York City. My work synthesizes ideas and imagery from global art history, nature, and the human body. My paintings, prints, and fiber artworks have been exhibited nationally and internationally in England, Germany, Scotland, Japan, and throughout the United States. I exhibited over 40 works in a solo show at the African American Museum in Dallas, TX in 2006. In 2019, my "Ophelia Rising" exhibition took place at both campuses of New England College in New Hampshire. I was an artist-in-residence at Elsewhere Museum in Greensboro, NC in 2021 and my artwork is part of the museum collection. In 2023, my cyanotype photography and a site-specific mural were presented in Lonnie Graham’s curated exhibition at The Museum of No Spectators at Burning Man festival in Nevada, a project by architect John Marx that was featured in the Venice Architecture Biennale. The same year, I created 2 paste-paper murals for the City of Keene that were displayed next to the Colonial Theater in Keene, NH. In 2024, my public art project entitled Here and Now Mandalas, was awarded multiple grants: the New Hampshire State Council for the Arts’ Community Arts Grant, and grants from the Putnam Foundation, The NH Charitable Foundation, and the Kingsbury Foundation. In March 2025, I will present "Blue: Water as Metaphor," forthcoming 2-person exhibition with Sabra Booth at Palmetto Center for the Arts, Northwest Vista College, Alamo Colleges, San Antonio, TX.