Artist Statement

My practice operates as an interdisciplinary inquiry into memory, faith, and the psyche. Drawing upon my background as an author, historian and neurodivergent psychotherapist, my work maps how historical and cultural narratives inform the present-while simultaneously seeking wholeness and numinous connection.

In my collaborative work with award-winning fiber artist, Erin Shapiro DiManno, we extend this investigation into the social and political through textile art. By deconstructing American flags and ritual objects, we examine the tension between institutional symbols and lived experience.


My Approach

My solo work on paper and mixed media assemblage aligns with neo-surrealism, exploring the symbology and meaning that resides in the third state.

I utilize pigment and dye-based inks, colored-pencils, metallic markers, water-soluble and oil pastels on a variety of acid-free, archival paper.

My collaborative, textile work with Erin Shapiro DiManno incorporates a variety of fabrics and cultural ephemera, to construct work reimagining national  and religious symbols. We wish to honor what’s been lost with hope towards authentic healing and evolution.