My paintings reimagine still life and figurative subjects through bold color, graphic composition, and expressive form. I’m drawn to confident shapes set within geometric and abstracted spaces, and to the balance between looseness and structure that happens when the two come together.

I work across everything from intimate works on paper to large-scale canvases, making pieces that feel at home in layered, character-filled interiors. During the 2020 lockdown, I began experimenting with recycled and unconventional surfaces — grocery bags, cardboard, maps, playing cards and other found materials. What started as a practical experiment became an important part of my practice and changed the way I think about surface, material, and the everyday objects we often overlook.

My work can be found in corporate collections including Lululemon and the Jelly Belly Candy Company, as well as in private collections across the country. I paint full time from my studio on our small mountain farm, where I live with my husband, Ben, and our dog, Wally.