I am a multi‑hyphenate creative in the truest sense of the word: writer, storyteller, poet, photographer, creative director, brand consultant, project and relationship manager, listener, connector, leader, and quiet instigator of meaningful ideas. A renaissance woman in a digital age that is craving something real.

My work lives at the intersection of art, strategy, and humanity. I am endlessly inspired by fashion‑forward magazines like Vogue and Vanity Fair, but just as moved by architecture that holds our dearest memories, poetry that holds up a mirror for us to see ourselves, novels that crack something open and let the light shine in, music that changes the very essence of our being in less than three minutes, and films that linger long after the credits roll.

I’m drawn to the imperfect, the unconventional, and the deeply human. Maybe it’s the INFJ in me. Maybe the Enneagram 4. Possibly the Capricorn who refuses to follow a prescribed path. Whatever the source, I’ve never been interested in keeping up with the Joneses or the Kardashians. I’m far more interested in the people quietly building lives, empowered brands, and bodies of work that actually mean something.

At the core of everything I do is story. I help individuals and organizations articulate who they are, what they stand for, and how they want to be experienced: visually, verbally, and emotionally. Whether I’m shaping a brand narrative, directing a creative vision, managing complex projects, or capturing moments through the lens, my goal is the same: to create work that feels honest, intentional, and alive.

I believe we are in a cultural moment where authenticity has finally transcended its place as a media buzzword. It’s now a requirement of participating in the human experience. People want real stories. Tangible experiences. Thoughtful work made by someone who sees them. That’s the space I work in, and the kind of collaboration I value most.

I am currently pursuing my Master of Liberal Arts and Science at Vanderbilt University, deepening my love of interdisciplinary thinking, critical inquiry, and the connective tissue between art, culture, and society.

This work, and this way of working, is how we leave our mark. Not by blending in, but by leaning into curiosity, depth, and what makes us unmistakably ourselves. Human BEINGS.

Five Fast Facts

• I used to be an English teacher—and remain completely smitten with Shakespeare and Edgar Allan Poe.

• A song that makes me instantly happy: “Just Like Heaven” by The Cure.

• Favorite pizza toppings: spinach and garlic.

• I’m originally from Chicago and the surrounding northwest suburbs.

• My favorite novel is Kate Chopin’s The Awakening.