My work explores how ideas take shape in the mind, following the moments between nothingness to the formation of creative thought in the imagination. This work focuses on the earliest and most unstable phase of that process, when fragments begin to surface and colors, shapes, and sensations start to coalesce; not yet fixed but actively becoming. Rather than presenting a resolved image, the piece lingers in this generative moment, where multiple possibilities exist at once and meaning has not yet fully settled.
I earned an MFA in Studio Arts from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University. I grew up in Pasadena, CA and I now live and work as an artist in East Los Angeles.
I am the founder of Low Hum Studio, an artist-run exhibition space that showcases emerging and mid-career artists. Its mission is to cultivate community and introduce new perspectives by featuring local talent alongside artists from outside the area. Priority is given to artists of color working within an abstract and minimalist aesthetic.