Content producer, art director, photographer, fine artist and chronically online bestie who somehow still gets things done. At the core, I’m a world builder who likes capturing moments in a way people can actually feel.

For the past six years I’ve helped shape how Broccoli City Festival looks and lives in the world. That means setting the visual direction, building and guiding teams across social and on-site capture, and figuring out how to tell the story while the festival is actively happening around us. Equal parts planning and improvising.

Simultaneously, I spent five years as Lead Photographer at Tuckernuck, shooting more products than I could ever count and helping launch new categories across women’s, kids’, and seasonal collections. It taught me speed, organization, and how to care about the tiny details even when the day is moving fast.

Every now and then I log off. I’ve had interior design projects featured in The Washington Post, produced and sold out multi-month exhibitions with public programming and installations, and collaborated with Nike on custom sneakers. Different settings, same goal: take a big idea and make it feel human.

Underneath all of it, I’m a fine artist drawn to the divine feminine, constantly finding ways to bring my culture’s relationship with beauty onto canvas.