I am a multidisciplinary artist living and working in the South Bay Area. I received my  Master’s degree in Fine Arts from California College of the Arts in San Francisco. My art practice resides within two spheres; one being community-built public art and the other a studio-based practice. 

Within my public art practice, I facilitate community involvement in the physical production of permanent large-scale sculptures, murals, and functional art pieces for public spaces using mediums of clay, mosaic, cement, glass, and metal. I am passionate about facilitating projects that have the potential to foster human connection and activate and engage the public and space.

In my studio practice, I create works and projects that explore themes of connectivity between social bodies, belonging, memory, and forms of storytelling. I enjoy transforming everyday objects into whimsical creations. I love playing with different materials, seeking new ways in which they speak to each other. I am interested in tactile memory and revisiting the craft projects of my youth. Amplifying, utilizing, and re-imagining those crafting methods in the process of my current work.