I’m a visual artist, photographer, and educator working across photography, moving image, projection, installation, and archival materials. I'm drawn to images and objects that carry traces of use, age, loss, and preservation, and to the ways memory shifts as it is recorded and revisited.
My work moves between analog and digital processes, with a particular interest in methods that are imperfect, unstable, or materially vulnerable.
My work moves between analog and digital processes, with a particular interest in methods that are imperfect, unstable, or materially vulnerable.
My professional work centers on access to creative tools, spaces, and collections. Most recently, I supported students and faculty working across photography, film, audio, projection, and related media as Media Arts Technical Coordinator at Hampshire College.
I received my MFA from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and my BA in Film and Media Studies from Emory University. My early experiences with analog photography and film continue to inform how I make, teach, and think about images.
