I am a contemporary artist living and working in Dallas, Texas, with my husband, son, and four rescue cats. My studio space is a dedicated room in our home, where I am working on upgrading and getting ready to print again. It has been a long journey to get back into the process of printmaking.

As an artist, I have a background in traditional printmaking and site-specific installations. I have a BFA, MA, and MFA focusing on printmaking and have worked with master printers in studios like Anchor Graphics and Anderson Ranch Editions. While studying in school, I explored the idea of print as a three-dimensional material.

Today, out of school and out of reach of printing presses and lithography limestones, I spend my time painting and exploring medical imagery. I look for patterns and meditate on the organic nature of thought and self, sometimes through repetition. These repetitions create biological mandalas that are the center of my focus on bringing peace of mind to today’s existence.

My goal is to bring the viewer a sense of evighed (the feeling of being eternally present in the moment). I want to allow the viewer to transpose a projection or reflection of their emotions when viewing the images I build.