I’m a visual artist, photographer, and educator working across lens-based media, installation, and archival/collection-minded practices.
My creative practice focuses on memory, time, the tension between preservation and decay, and the emotional resonance of everyday objects, investigating the fragility of human experience and the way we navigate the passage of time.
My work and teaching span analog and digital photography, including darkroom processes, alternative processes, and digital workflows. I’ve designed and taught undergraduate and secondary level courses in photography (darkroom + digital), alternative processes, and 2D design, and I currently teach photography at In-Sight Photography Project in Vermont.
Professionally, I’m the Media Arts Technical Coordinator at Hampshire College, supporting students and faculty across Media Services in the Harold F. Johnson Library and the Film/Photo facilities in the Jerome Liebling Center. The role draws on broad technical fluency - supporting tools and spaces ranging from darkrooms and film/photo systems to audio/video production gear and studio/lab environments -alongside the operations that keep them accessible and reliable.
My creative practice focuses on memory, time, the tension between preservation and decay, and the emotional resonance of everyday objects, investigating the fragility of human experience and the way we navigate the passage of time.
Professionally, I’m the Media Arts Technical Coordinator at Hampshire College, supporting students and faculty across Media Services in the Harold F. Johnson Library and the Film/Photo facilities in the Jerome Liebling Center. The role draws on broad technical fluency - supporting tools and spaces ranging from darkrooms and film/photo systems to audio/video production gear and studio/lab environments -alongside the operations that keep them accessible and reliable.
I received my MFA from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where I taught undergraduate darkroom photography, alternative processes, and 2D design. I received my BA in Film and Media Studies from Emory University, where my early exposure to analog processes continues to shape my creative practice.
