About

I am drawn to structures shaped by time. Whether found in nature, the body, or the built environment, I return to forms that reveal repetition, rhythm, repair, erosion, and quiet change.

Working with acrylic paint and fragments of wallpaper, I build layered surfaces where drawing, collage, and paint continually revise one another. Rather than using wallpaper as a background, I embed it within the painting as an underlying structure. Layers are added, obscured, sanded, and revealed, leaving traces of earlier decisions visible in the finished work.

My imagery draws from anatomy, botanical forms, birds, and other structural systems, not to describe specific subjects but to explore how complexity can be held within quiet.

BA, Stanford University. MFA, School of Visual Arts, New York. Exhibited nationally; work held in private collections in the U.S. and abroad.

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