The Story behind the brand

Everything I create starts with lived experience — grief, beauty, struggle, connection. Universal themes, but how I've moved through them is uniquely personal. When I work, I revisit disparate moments from a new perspective, layering photos from different timelines until they come together as a unique work of art. Just as all of your experiences make up who you are, my artwork is a new expression of all that I've lived. You'll not only resonate with these experiences — you'll find your own interpretation of each image, makes it as much yours as it is mine.

Through photographic composition, I create contemporary works within which images influence and transform one another. Multiple photographic sources layer until the originating elements dissolve into something entirely new. Coupled with pareidolia — our tendency to find familiar forms in unexpected places — every viewer's experience becomes uniquely their own.

My background as Art Director for Fortune 500 companies gave me a deep understanding of how visual communication shapes perception — a foundation I now channel into fine art that functions as both aesthetic object and storytelling tool.

My photo mosaics reward viewers who slow down and look closely — discovering new details and meaning every time.

I earned my BS in Design & Merchandising from Drexel University, then spent years in corporate America as Art Director for Capital One and Marriott International, translating complex ideas into compelling visual communication.

During the 2020 lockdown, I found myself with a computer full of personal photographs and the opportunity to finally do something with them. What started as a creative outlet has grown into a body of work that continues to evolve just as I do.

In a world of AI-generated images, what makes my artwork matter? 

Its story — meaning and content beyond the image that imbues it with soul.

The stories I tell are universal — love, loss, nature, resilience, and connection. They're drawn from my own experiences but they don't belong only to me. When you slow down and look closely, something within the work may resonate. That moment of recognition is what makes the work powerful.

Each creation is an original distillation of experience into vision. No two works are exactly alike - just like the moments and memories they hold.

The photographs I work with speak to me before I know why. I pull images that may have no obvious connection — fragments from different moments and places — and bring them together the way a quilt is made from remnants of the past. Each piece carries embedded memories, traces of the original stories. When put together, they create something entirely new.

In this way, photographs become artifacts. And the digital canvas becomes the place where a new image — and story — takes shape.