Each day, I share my view of the world through drawing, painting, and design. At the core of my practice is a belief that creativity can deepen our understanding of the environments we inhabit and the way we live within them. Art, for me, is both a way of observing and a way of shaping experience.
I’m a graduate of the School of Visual Arts, where I earned a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Motion Design and 3D Design. I later pursued graduate studies in architecture, which expanded my understanding of spatial systems, structure, and how people move through built environments. My experiential training ultimately took shape through professional practice, where these disciplines converged into real-world, immersive environments and large-scale brand experiences.
Professionally, I work in the experiential design space, creating environments that blend storytelling, physical design, and human interaction. My background in fine art, motion graphics, and 3D design allows me to approach projects holistically translating ideas into production ready experiences with intention, craft, and clarity.
Outside of my professional work, I stay highly active. I cook regularly, train dogs, and spend as much time outdoors as possible. These practices inform my creative process just as much as formal training they demand patience, discipline, observation, and responsiveness. Whether I’m preparing a meal, working with animals, or building an environment, the process is rooted in care, structure, and respect for the moment.
My goal as an artist and designer is to create work that positively influences how people feel, interact, and move through the world and to use creativity as a tool for improving the everyday.
