I create drawings, photographs, multi-media installations, video, and sound-based works that explore the fragile, quiet spaces where human identity, memory, and the natural world meet. Living and working along midcoast Maine, my practice is deeply shaped by my daily surroundings—from the dense forests and coastal waterways to the subtle movements of wild creatures. Working across charcoal, graphite, ink, and monotype printmaking, I build sensory environments that invite stillness, deep attention, and reflection. My work acts as a tactile record of time, place, and feeling, capturing the quiet moments when organic forms begin to blur, dissolve, or transform. By blending direct observation with experimental, layered processes, I seek to bridge the gap between our intimate internal experiences and the expansive, more-than-human world.

Selected Grants and Awards

ARCAS/LUCE Foundation Grant to study contemporary Chinese art in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia

National Endowment for the Humanities Institute on The Dynamics of Cultural Unity and Diversity in Southeast Asia

Fulbright Hays Grant to study art in Cambodia

National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Printmaking

Artist’s Foundation Fellowship in Printmaking

Maine Arts Commission Project Grant

Commonwealth Information Technology Initiative Grant

Multiple Boston Printmakers National Juror’s Award Winner

Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Campus Program Grant

New England Foundation for the Arts Grant Winner