Working artist exhibiting in the Bay Area and nationally, I work primarily in watercolor exploring popular culture and critical theory.

My paintings are held in public and private collections and I have completed public projects for the San Francisco Arts Commission and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. My work is represented by Marrow Gallery in San Francisco.

Established and curated artist's residency and exhibition program in the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco.

At ISP I supported 14 long-term projects over 5 years. I promoted resident artists' work through traditional press releases, social media, advocacy, and public programs. I also managed funding, exhibition, and public relations timelines.

Projects that originated at ISP have gone on to be exhibited at The Oakland Museum of California, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, The Contemporary Jewish Museum, The Museum of Capitalism, The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and more.

ISP projects received coverage in many local and national publications including Artsy, KQED Arts, 7x7,

SF/Arts Monthly, Thalia Magazine, Art Practical, San Francisco Arts Quarterly, SF Weekly, TimeOut

SF, Momus Contemporary Art Review, The Bay City Beacon, and more.

Regularly contributed short-form exhibition reviews and longer form feature articles to the publication San Francisco Arts Quarterly (SFAQ).

Graduate teaching assistant for Carlos Villa. Also served as the graduate student representative to the Board of Trustees at SFAI. Advocated strongly for student interests and was selected by my peers to receive the Graduate Student Leadership Award.

Designed and developed footwear for major U.S. brands. Responsible for the entire product development process from market research and component development to technical fit, merchandising, and sales presentations. Traveled frequently to China, Taiwan, and Korea to work with factories and suppliers.