About

My creative practice lives at the intersection of fine art and strategy. Whether I'm making fine art or helping small businesses or nonprofit organizations, I approach both with the same intention: to disrupt, clarify, and connect.

I earned my degree from UCLA Arts in 2019, but my work began long before then. With over a decade of hands-on experience supporting nonprofits and small businesses—from small churches to multimillion-dollar ventures—I am passionate about elevating mission-driven brands.

Below are the two branches of my work:

My work is rooted in quiet defiance, a deliberate act of creation in the presence of fear, and often because of it. I use subtle gestures to question the authority of institutions and disrupt dominant narratives.

I work within dualities: the spiritual and the secular, the seen and the unseen, autonomy and lineage, American individuality and collective identity. These aren’t contradictions to be resolved, but spaces to inhabit.

I believe in the transformative power of the small gesture as a moment capable of carrying weight and meaning. These are not passive marks. They are intentional interruptions. Each piece is a confrontation with what we are taught to fear, to overlook, or to dismiss.

My aesthetic practice celebrates alternative forms of knowledge and challenges the rigidity of the Western canon. I aim to create works that linger, ideas that return and persist in the viewer’s consciousness, long after the initial encounter.

Studio is the commercial arm of my practice—a collaborative space where art meets strategy. Through digital marketing, content development, and web design, I help small businesses launch, grow, and edify their vision.

Whether you’re building from scratch or reimagining your online presence, I work collaboratively to create websites, brand stories, and marketing systems. I approach each project with the same care and intentionality as my artwork, balancing structure with creativity, function with feeling.