Biography 

Born in 2004 and raised in Colorado, I create art as a lifelong archive — a vivid, self-documented record of my human experience. My work draws directly from my life, from the personal upheaval of my parents’ divorce and my father’s struggle with alcoholism to my evolving relationship with my sister, my queer identity, and the communities I belong to. I treat painting, sketching, and journaling as acts of preservation, leaving behind a paper trail that captures not only how I feel but the world as I see it.

Rooted in psychedelic imagery, my art blurs the line between introspection and observation, often merging the emotional with the literal. I draw inspiration from the landscapes and textures of my Colorado upbringing, the intimacy of girlhood, and the beauty hidden in the mundane. Referencing art history, literature, feminist theory, and contemporary culture, I build a personal pocket universe — a recontextualized reality that is both deeply personal and connected to larger narratives.

Whether through self-portraiture, abstract explorations, or richly symbolic compositions, my aim is to fill my own library of work until it is as layered, full, and alive as the world inside my head. Each piece becomes part of an ongoing archive, preserving not just images, but an entire life lived.