An archive of things felt more than understood

I am a Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist working across painting, fabric, sculpture, photography, and digital media. Using mostly acrylic paint, fabric paint, fabric, ink, and dye, my work explores identity, emotional processing, and my inner world. Faces, eyes, and bold primary colors often find their way into the work, appearing and reappearing in different forms.

I began taking art seriously at fourteen after joining my high school's art program and encountering teachers who challenged and encouraged me to keep creating. My process is almost entirely intuitive. Most pieces begin with a feeling rather than a plan, evolving through experimentation, curiosity, and instinct.

I have often been described by those closest to me as an extremely deep feeler. Whether the feelings are mine or not, I often carry them with me. At the same time, I am on a constant hunt for laughter and joy. I create art as a way of navigating and understanding myself and the world around me. While my work is deeply personal, it is not intended to dictate a specific interpretation. Instead, viewers are invited to bring their own experiences, feelings, and meanings to each piece. Art has become a lifelong practice—one that continues to offer grounding, discovery, connection, and joy.