I am an eco-artist currently living and working in the Upper Connecticut River Valley, part of the traditional homelands of the Abenaki people, and a confluence of Vermont and New Hampshire. My work centers around developing intimacy with and reverence for the living world. I practice a variety of creative techniques including hand papermaking, printmaking, bookbinding, botanical dyeing and ink-making, drawing, sculpture, and folk herbalism.
I was born in Buffalo, NY in 1995 and spent most of my life in Western New York (the homelands of the Hodinöhsö:ni’) making art and studying plants. I graduated from Alfred University in 2017 with a BFA in Sculpture and Expanded Media. In addition to my independent art practice, I make yarn at Junction Fiber Mill and teach at the Dartmouth College Book Arts Workshop, CraftStudies, and the White River Craft Center.
I am nonbinary and my pronouns are they/them/their.
