I’m an interdisciplinary artist that works across painting, printmaking, textiles, and installation to depict an intimate and idiosyncratic world. Surrounding neighborhoods and apartments become both a backdrop and overarching portrait of myself, as I employ materials sourced from the city and my family's history. My rural background mingles with city life to manufacture strong dichotomies between, high and low culture, inside and outside, soft and hard. My work often references quotidian settings, these seemingly banal spaces pumped full of melodrama give recognition to everyday life as a constant struggle. Littered in these Dutch Vanitas-esque scenes are an assortment of scavenged consumer products interwoven with personal textiles that tap into a shared collective memory allowing my narrative to become absorbed as another commodity.

I co -curate Bob’s Gallery, an experimental project space supporting emerging artist from Brooklyn.