I’m a Seattle based visual artist working at the intersection of personal healing and social narrative. My work begins with lived experience; a conversation that lingers, a rupture that reshapes, a season that changes everything. Through photography and mixed media, I explore the emotional textures of memory, identity, and interpersonal connection.

I create from the marrow of memory. Each piece becomes a dialogue between what’s visible and what’s felt; an echo of something once unspeakable now given form through lens, wire, clay, and thread. Photography is my anchor. It allows me to witness the world with tenderness and to frame what often goes unseen: tension in a glance, softness in decay, resilience stitched into the everyday.

I follow each inquiry through layering, disruption, and material experimentation. Found objects and symbolic materials hold space for duality, grief and grace, structure and surrender, shadow and joy.

My work is deeply personal, yet never just mine. It reflects the collective weight we carry, the rituals of letting go, and the quiet return to ourselves. I create to examine what lingers. To sit inside contradiction. To reassemble fragments into something generative, something that holds weight and light at the same time.

I’m glad you’re here. Stay awhile.