who?

I was born in the dusty mountains of Colorado. When I was 18, I moved to NYC to make stuff, write, and read books on curbs with strangers. For a few years in between slinging plates, pushing pixels, and assisting rockstars, I lived and traveled throughout several parts of the world. 

My work (social practice, photography, words, installation) has been featured in public and private spaces around the globe. I am a RACC grant recipient, was key artist in residence at the Washington County Arts Council and my collaborative project - Soul Recovery Systems - was nominated for an Index Design Award (Design to Improve Life). In 2007, I earned my MFA from Vermont's Goddard College. 

In 2018, some of my stories and essays are being published in WOBBY, Fanzine, Split Lip Press, The Flexible Persona, and others. I have a pocket-sized book (an essay about trying to get off of the internet) coming out with Future Tense Books in October. 

By day I work as an Art Director, Designer and Freeform Portland Radio Host. Portland, Oregon is home sweet home. 

what? why? how?

I aim to absorb and translate experiences through performance, words, images, songs, conversations, etc.. I examine hidden, taboo, and forgotten spaces, collect bits from my subconscious, explore everyday rituals (food, domesticity, traffic, talk about the weather), relationships to myself and others (human and non-human), smell, sexuality, the body's response to the internet, aural landscapes, and more.