About

Painting allows me to reinterpret the shattered ideological categories and to shed light on the human capacity for allegorical thought. Envision unity. Envision light. Envision regeneration. Examples pour out like an endless sea—vague, formless, and hopeful.

Only the elusive, intuitive, intimate, and creative transcend hardened, materialistic doctrine. I focus on centering metaphorical, symbolic, and mythical visions to encourage viewers to reflect on sacred patterns of consciousness and nature.  

My academic background is grounded in cultural anthropology and studio art. I received my MA in the Social Sciences from the University of Chicago in 2021, and am currently pursuing an MFA from Clark University.

My work aims to recover the intrinsic, spiritual value of vision and metaphor. My paintings intend to salvage the soft, liminal subtleties of  natural and feminine imagery that remain beyond the formerly addressed, traditionally patriarchal epistemological impasses. I paint faith and fantasy. The multimedia processes I engage emphasize the fragility and temporality of materiality.