I am an interdisciplinary artist exploring visual and literary art forms, attempting to reconcile my memory and trauma. I grew up in Louisville, Kentucky in a working-class family. Poverty and addiction marked much of my adolescence, yet the shimmering whimsy of childhood functioned as a form of escape.
My work plays with the tension between pure innocence and heinous darkness, turning memories into fractured landscapes. These recollections are reimagined through abstraction and painterly, impressionistic-inspired compositions, with textured forms layered within rich, immersive environments. The work conveys a sense of nostalgia that is slowly fading over time, as subtle forms linger like echoes of ghosts forgotten.
In 2025, I launched a literary and visual art project called Bad Truth Club, a collaboration of essays, photography, and art created by women who are encouraged to be imperfect, honest, and messy.