I am a multimedia artist based in Providence, RI. My practice is rooted in my training as a printmaker, but I think of printmaking as a springboard into every material practice imaginable. Topically, I explore themes related to embodiment, the behavior of light, interactions between embodied things, and communicating with the spirit. I use my work to explore modes of embodiment and immateriality, and disidentification of form. I study optical and photic phenomena, and employ these mechanics in my practice to manifest fabricated dimensions, installations, video compositions, performances, and image-based byproducts.


I received a MFA from Alfred University’s Electronic Integrated Arts program in 2021, and a BFA in Printmaking from University of Connecticut’s School of Fine Arts in 2019. I have co-curated group shows in Providence, RI and Brooklyn, NY, and shown work at events such as Southern Graphics Council International (SGCI) and International Digital Media and Arts Association (iDMAa).


My current research interests include synchronicity, out of body experiences, and surrealism.