I am a multidisciplinary artist and designer living in Boston, MA. My work explores ways that collectivity can promote ecological health and social change at a personal, community, and environmental level. I received a BFA in Studio Art from Washington University in St. Louis, where I primarily studied printmaking and sculpture. Since moving to Boston, I've shifted my practice to study fiber craft and its historical and cultural contexts. Familiarizing myself with fiber crafting traditions and the local crafting community has highlighted the democratic and community-building potential of the medium. My work features depictions of personal mental health struggles in painted and stitched fabrics, instillations of billowing paper, tissues, and napkins visualizing accumulations of waste from personal care, and interactive community-centered instillations using printmaking techniques paired with decorated vessels.