S. W. Cowell Foundation Murals
Some projects require designing not only the artwork itself, but also the experience around its creation. I worked with the leaders of the Cowell Foundation to design a process for...
Artists, builders, a house filled with glitter, glue, paint, and power tools.
Creativity as a bridge between grief and safety, separation and togetherness.
Deep-rooted friendships that humble me daily.
The thinkers and makers who put my white, cis-gendered and able-bodied identity in sharp perspective.
The visionaries who encourage me to dream bigger.
Among others- Valarie Kaur, Dra. Rosales Meza, Resmaa Menekem, Prentis Hemphill, adrienne maree brown, Wendy MacNaughton, Steph Balon.
The artist inside of each of us – especially those who were made to believe they are not creative.
I use my art to advocate for the world I believe is possible. I use my art to give myself and others a place to feel hard feelings- to grieve, and rage, appreciate and feel connection and joy. I work to make art that brings people closer together and to inspire connective community.
Some projects require designing not only the artwork itself, but also the experience around its creation. I worked with the leaders of the Cowell Foundation to design a process for...
When Preserved moved into a new location to further their mission of creating spaces for people to nourish themselves and build community, they reached out to me to create a...
I collaborated with 18 students in an after-school program at a Berkeley public school to co-create a mural rooted in community voice and shared values. As part of the process,...
Alongside my colleague, Steph Balon, I co-facilitated a mural process for 50 high school students at the Students of Color Retreat in Novato. This event was held in collaboration with...