My first experience with photography started around 12 years old when I saved up money to buy my first camera. That quickly led to me experimenting with different areas such as landscape, portraiture, still life, and abstract imaging. When I started taking photography classes in high school my photo teacher inspired me too push myself to hone in my skills and explore art schools.

A move to New York for school at New York University studying Photography & Imaging at Tisch School of the Arts, as well as Art History at the College of Arts and Science led to contacts in the photography, image creation, visual design, typography, and art historical thinking/processes. In my last year, I am currently focusing on my visual design skills within adobe software. Further, my analytical skills, curation, and museum practice.

Post-graduation I hope to continue to explore my place within the art sphere. I have been blessed to be exposed to some of the most brilliant peers and teachers. I am always excited when projects allow me to meet new people and travel to new places.