With over a decade of creative leadership shaping visual narratives across disciplines and formats, I’ve led campaigns for award-winning nonprofits, agencies, and institutions.
As a practicing visual anthropologist, I’m trained to see the world differently—to pay attention to how people create meaning within their own cultural worlds. That curiosity not only shapes how I develop and direct work, but it has also taken me across geographies where I develop my eye for visual culture and my passion for connecting with people.
In addition to campaign and client work, at heart, I'm an artist who loves to experiment with new mediums and expand my practice, most recently through analog photography and digital collage. I investigate how big stories live in small spaces. Inspired by the dreamspace, my work is rooted in themes of self-expression, sovereignty, and resistance. My current multimodal project, My Nails Tell A Story, was awarded an installation at the 2024 Annual AAA conference and presented at the 2025 ABA conference at the Musee des Civilisations noires in Dakar. The film premiered in Amsterdam and is an ongoing work in progress. This project recently received the 2026–27 William H. Helfand Fellowship in American Visual Culture, with writing forthcoming in the Visual Anthropology Review.
Shaped by both lived experience and formal training, I hold an MSc in Visual Anthropology from the University of Amsterdam, an Executive Certificate in Design Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania, and a BA in Communications from Temple University.