As a multi-disciplinary artist, textiles are the core of my creative journey. I delve into themes of gender, ancestry, and social and political structures. Through my work using repurposed textiles, embroidery, block printing, and heavy metals, I create narratives that reflect the deep complexity of human existence.
I earned my BFA in Costume Design and Production from the California Institute of the Arts (CalARTS), and my education extended beyond my major, exposing me to a variety of artistic disciplines and innovative creatives. I spent 16 years in the vibrant worlds of film and television. In 2021, I transitioned from the film industry to focus on my own art practice.
In recent years, my work has been featured in various publications, such as Quiltfolk New Mexico Issue 33, The New Mexico Field Guide, Northern Eclecta, and Tempo.
