I am painting while waiting for a light to turn green, noticing the changing color of a pedestrian’s shadow pass over the stripes of the crosswalk.
I am painting while in line for a coffee, observing the lines of the barista’s beautifully imperfect hair.
I find myself constantly surveying the world through color and brushstrokes. And nothing gives me more satisfaction than to capture it with paint. It’s how I see the world every day. I have no say in the matter—art has chosen me.

Born and raised on the shoreline of Connecticut, I’ve been absorbed in anything creative as long as I can remember. I attended Pratt Institute where I earned a Bachelor's degree in Communications Design. I now live and work as a painter and graphic designer.

For me, art is an endless and ever-changing exploration of color, form and feeling. Beautiful things seen and felt send me to my easel, where I feel compelled to say something in paint.

The subject of my work has become my passion for water. It seems like a natural human tendency, no matter what age we are—to play when we are in the water. I am happiest in the sea or a pool, and have always loved the sensation of feeling light. There is a calming peace—and weightless grace when I am immersed in water. My paintings aim to evoke these feelings on dry land—a reminder to walk through life being more light and present in every moment.