This portfolio serves as an overview of my artistic accomplishments, projects, and completed artworks.

4 Paintings, Recycled acrylic and latex paint on canvas, 2020

Employing abstraction, texture, and color contrast dialogue to enliven the duality of lucid transcendence and gravity, a force always affecting weight. Subjects of focus include depicting weight and weightlessness, creativity, and expansion of the mental landscape.

Recycled acrylic and latex paint on canvas, 2020

This painting was selected and is currently on display (as of January 2021) in the Nevada County building in Truckee, CA in the County Supervisor's office in participation with a county initiative to connect with local artists.

This work explores the significance of the water cycle. The text on the painting "Exolvuntur" is a latin word meaning "cycle."

Acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 4x4', 2018

This painting includes texture created by dipping my fists into pink paint and punching the canvas, later to dry and be spray painted. The work centers on topics of contemporary artwork, artist activism, and personal agency.

Acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 3 x 4', 2019

Painted in the early California spring of 2019, this painting awakens the sensation of spring time. Subjects of focus include femininity in nature, ephemerality, and floral seasonality.

Recycled latex paint on board, 1 x 1', 2020

Recycled acrylic and latex paint on canvas, 2 x 3', 2020

Recycled latex paint and spray paint on canvas, 2 x 3', 2020

Site-specific collaborative project, paint on board, recycled materials, 2018-ongoing

This project is a collaborative effort to bring awareness to the responsibility we all share to act as stewards of the outdoor spaces we love. By posting in public spaces and inviting collaborators to order their own free signage, ‘Don’t Trash It’ aims to evoke this participatory relationship with recreational spaces, and therefore further unite people to protect the earth. There remains room for evolution and continued collaboration,

Performance, photography, and artist intervention, 2019

This project spans performance art, photography, and artist intervention. Topics including spontaneous performance, play, artist intervention and light abstraction are explored here, where a group of individuals all dressed as "alternative egos" explore a space engaging with various dimensions of light, interacting spontaneously with each other's "alternative egos."

Site-specific experiment, bleached flour on soil, 2019

This art experiment uses text and site-specificity to unwind the ambiguities of harmful pesticide usage within our food systems. The word "glyphosate" is kitchen flour produced with this chemical, placed within a productive garden bed, evoking the pervasive nature of toxic chemicals such as this one. There were numerous iterations of the usage of a word, one symbolizing a substance having physical effects, in a 3D form, yet the location of this iteration best expresses the intention.

Sculpture as performance, black paper, 2019

This performance and material-based art experiment explores the diversity of wearable materials. Through rethinking clothing materials and using an unconventional material like paper, we can find new ways to envision potentials of clothing. This work considers alternatives to conventional clothing, clothing industry shortcomings like environmental waste, and perception of human image.