I’m a figurative artist who likes painting, drawing, and making things out of clay.

Conceptually, I’m fascinated with mythology and technology. Aesthetically, I can’t get enough of the human form, expressive faces, and patterns. My early work obsessed over archetypes throughout history, religion, and pop culture. Now I look to the future, exploring the ever evolving relationship between humans and technology.

Coming to Our Senses

a woman sits in the window and smells her wrist
a woman stands in the window and listens to birdsongs playing from her iPhone
a woman stands in the window, drinking lemon flavor from a can
a woman surrounded by photos of friends and family presses her hand against the window because she is alone

Women wait in their windows, looking out on nothing. Each tries desperately to recreate a specific sensation, something that once was, but now that has vanished in all but a synthesized form.

2022
Acrylic on Panel

FacePlants

a dark grey ceramic plate with wave-like patterns glazed in black
a dark grey ceramic plate with constellation-like patterns glazed in black
a dark grey ceramic plate with bubble-like patterns glazed in black

Glaze is where my love of painting and my passion for clay come together. In these pieces, I explored, with glaze, some patterns that have captivated my attention in the past.

2022 – 2023
Ceramics

Signature Masks for Krewe of Freret

On the first weekend of Mardi Gras, The Krewe of Freret rides handing out hand-decorated masks as their signature throw. Every year I paint a new series for the parade-goers of New Orleans.

Future Perfect

Botticelli's Primavera with face recognition overlays
Breugel's The Tower of Babel floating on a gigantic pontoon
Raphael's Saint Catherine of Alexandria with a face blurred beyond recognition

In the past we had gods; now we have technology. Future Perfect combines renaissance stories and compositions with contemporary themes and technology.

2019
Acrylic on Canvas

a woman sits in a field of saplings, holding a lotus flower in her hands

Short Stories

Capturing moments with deep meanings that exist somewhere between artistic intention and audience understanding.

The Cave

An illustration of a labyrinth shaped as an A
An illustration of a flock of hot-air balloons shaped as a B
An illustration of a pool shaped as a C
An illustration of balloons flying over a hill shaped like a D

This series tells Plato's Allegory of the Cave in two stories through a digitally illustrated alphabet. Completed and shared on Instagram as a part of 2018's 36 Days of Type.

2018
Digital Illustration

a woman lies on an orange couch

Midnight in the Garden

Midnight in the garden explores good and evil, capturing virtue and vice in simple embodiments. What's good is not always good for all time, however, and it can be hard to keep up with such fickle gods making the rules.

a charcoal drawing of a woman admiring the read shoes on her feet

The Tragedy of the Red Shoes

Seven large-scale charcoal and pastel illustrations based on the beautiful and tragic Hans Christian Anderson tale.

black mask with a gold circular pattern
black mask with a gold linear pattern
black mask with a gold map-like pattern

Signature Masks for Krewe of Freret

On the first weekend of Mardi Gras, The Krewe of Freret rides handing out hand-decorated masks as their signature throw. These are the masks I created for the 2022 parade.

Snow White and her apple lying on a bed of pattern

Without the White Knight

The fates of princesses whose heroes never showed up to save them

A woman is lying down with a patterned creature. The same pattern covers the wall behind her.

The Zookeeper's Daughters

Taking a closer look at our complicated relationships with animals

Alice walks, followed by a queen, through a field of oversized flowers.

Through the Looking Glass

Illustrations from Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There