Artist Statement

My prints propose to educate audiences through performative aspects such as

distributing zines and empowering people to vote. The work is not limited to just

activism, it evokes a sense of play and allows for a cathartic way for me to express

myself. Feminism often permeates my practice through the use of imagery that is often

represented metaphorically by botanicals, houses, night scenes, and the human body. My

aesthetic sensibility revolves around symmetry, monochromatic color schemes, and the

gesturing of linework on paper.

I am continually motivated to explore and push the limits of printmaking by

incorporating complex layering, three-dimensional elements such as pop-up books,

sculptural paper objects, and strategic employment of light. Mediums such as screen

printing, letterpress, and lithography are used to make large-scale limited editions. I

continually strive to construct intricate imagery that evokes emotion as well as fosters

connections through our shared experiences.