about
bio
Based in the Tampa Bay area, I hold a BA from New College of Florida (Class of 2022). I am an interdisciplinary artist with a focus on expanding both my personal body of work and my graphic design portfolio.
I began my artistic career as an apprentice at MGA Sculpture Studio in St. Petersburg, Florida, where I worked under renowned sculptor Mark Aeling. During my time at MGA, I developed skills in welding, carpentry, clay modeling, and other sculptural techniques, helping to bring innovative designs to life.
As a studio artist at the Warehouse Arts District, I continue to expand my creative practice, engaging in a variety of media and processes to deepen my artistic exploration.
In addition to my studio work, I serve as the Social Coordinator for the Warehouse Arts District, where I organize events that foster connections between local artists, patrons, and community members. I aim to create opportunities for collaboration, dialogue, and growth within the arts community.
At ArtsXchange, I also hold the role of Events Coordinator and Assistant Liaison between the artists and the board of the Warehouse Arts District. In this capacity, I manage weekly meetings, quarterly socials, and various marketing and outreach initiatives that strengthen the District’s impact and visibility.
I am currently focused on developing larger community art projects designed to stimulate meaningful change and encourage greater interaction within the community. Through my work, I seek to contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding public art, social engagement, and cultural transformation.
work
My work often speaks of the human condition in relation to nature, and the way that our civilization has become disconnected from this natural world we live on. In this way, my work is about recognizing our place in the universe—and about how we can find balance between ourselves and all things around us.
I feel deep gratitude for the beauty of our planet and the creative power she provides us with. My work is deeply rooted in this belief—it is inspired by this beauty, but also by its fragility. I paint images that show how easily things can be destroyed. They remind us that we must protect what we love so that it will continue to thrive.
Altogether, the art I create comes from my intuitive connection to the Earth and the heavens. As an individual ruled by Jupiter and Venus, my expression is often grandiose and romantic. This can be seen through my jack-of-all trades approach, through interdisciplinary art. From sculpture to painting to digital design—and I am always interested in experimenting with new mediums.
current projects
I am currently developing Nine Muses, my personal brand that not only showcases my professional work but also serves as a platform for commissions and merchandise.
In addition, I serve as the Member Social Coordinator for the Warehouse Arts District Association, where I organize events that foster connections between members of our nonprofit, other artists, and clients. I host regular meet-and-greets, socials, and art salons, facilitating both professional collaborations and personal relationships within the community.
As the Events Coordinator for ArtsXchange, a collective of galleries, studios, and art-related businesses within the Warehouse Arts District, I work to strengthen the network of artists on campus. My role involves developing business strategies for open hours, coordinating events, and organizing initiatives that promote growth and success for the collective
I am an educator at Mt. Zion Academy, where I teach young children. The school’s program currently lacks the funding to offer dedicated arts education, and I’m working to fill that gap by providing creative opportunities for students to engage with the arts..
