I’m a writer and artist who graduated from Yale University with a degree in Humanities. My journalism has appeared in The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Texas Monthly.
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Exhibited in the Spring of 2026: oil triptych on canvas. Designed as a headboard or to go over a small couch.
The work is inspired by British artist Tracy Emin who began displaying her bed in 1988, a piece that many critics describe as a coming of age. Emin said the work is a “portrait of a young woman, and how time affects us all.” In the dirty sheets and mess of personal belongings, we are supposed to be imparted with a gritty and profound sense of youth of love and of all the beautiful and unsavory things that may accompany a bed. True to form, my bed is neater, less scandalous, and a work of delightful whim.
Come See My Bed
Thinking, In Three Parts
Series in Progress: Oil on Canvas Panel
Here is one examples of a working series showing three iterations of the same concept. Each is a stage along the same process of thinking or painting or creating.
Artificial Windows
Exhibited in the Spring of 2026: Oil on Canvas. Designed for a room without a lot of natural light or sense of depth, these paintings are meant to stimulate the experience of having a window-filled room. They can be hung together or on adjoining walls.
Publications and Writing Samples
Editoral Intern, 2025
Now Desk, 2026
Contributing Reporter, 2024
Environment & Sustainability Reporter
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