Originally from Texas, I’ve lived across the southern United States, the Midwest, the Mountain West, and the West Coast. Currently, I reside in Central Oregon.

 

Growing up with a frequently shifting home life taught me how to read rooms, landscapes, and unspoken dynamics. I learned when to blend in, when to stand out, and when to step back entirely—choosing presence based on what each moment required. This capacity for adaptation and attunement now shapes how I see, feel, and create.

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I’m inspired by the quiet dialogue between light and shadow, the bold resonance of a single color, the poetry of movement, and the tension between what is visible and what is felt—revealing the emotional undercurrents that often go unnoticed.

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Art Alchemy, is the transformation and integration of elemental forces by observing with transparency and intention, I acknowledge how the act of witnessing itself alters the moment, creating layers of meaning that persist beyond the frame. 

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My emerging series, The Path to Paradise, investigates the human pursuit of peace amid contradictions of power, prestige, and desire. Through dystopian landscapes set against utopian ideals, the work examines how unquenched longing imprints itself on land and community, with a focus on the Mountain and Pacific Northwest regions of the United States.

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Alongside my visual practice, I write essays, poetry, and narrative nonfiction exploring trauma, transformation, embodiment, and forms of self-expression.

I am currently revising and seeking representation for my memoir, Missed, which follows my journey from turmoil to transformation—illuminating how reclaimed inner authority, conscious community, and embodied expression awakened a resilient, deeply authentic self.