As an artist and designer, I am drawn to materiality, the body, and how connection can be crafted. I bring technical skills and collaborative insight into the realms of private spaces and public arts. My experience in a range of hands-on-making, combined with a desire to explore how creativity in community can build a more equitable and vibrant world. 

I draw from intergenerational lineages of craft, art, and education to inform and challenge my approaches in conversations with other makers to explore new ways of care and creation. I graduated from Parsons School of Design in NYC with a BFA in Integrated Design where I studied queer spatial design, looking at methods of reclamation, transformation and uniting existing forms of building with improvised ways of making to expand possibilities. As a bilingual individual and French-American, I am fascinated with the way art functions as language and a means to communicate.. After working in Public Art, Teaching, and Receiving my Tattoo License, I returned to university as a Studio Arts MFA candidate at RIT exploring the connection between metal and glass.