About
I am a visual artist working across mediums. My practice explores memory, care, and transformation—shaped by years of intimate, often invisible labor as a mother, migrant, and maker. I am drawn to the emotional imprint of architecture—the way built environments hold our stories, form us, and become part of who we are. Rooted in thresholds—between home and displacement, containment and unraveling—my work searches for quiet forms of endurance and grace. I hold a BA in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts, MA in Cultural Studies from University of Washington, and an MFA from the California College of the Arts.