_ABOUT

My work critiques the ways people are reduced, categorized, and surveilled by automated systems. These mechanisms flatten the complexity of life into simplified codes and profiles, stripping away nuance and individuality in the name of efficiency and profit.

I draw and paint on wooden boards, found materials, and parchment to create archival records that feel worn and fragile. Alongside these, I make digital pieces built for easy reproduction, reflecting how data is endlessly copied, commodified, and circulated in ways that erode privacy.

I ask how we can hold onto our humanity when platforms scrape our histories, identities, and vulnerabilities for profit, offering convenience while quietly watching, recording, and reshaping our lives.

• 2023 SOTA Exhibition, Northern Kentucky University

• 2022 Moondance Art Festival

• 2021 Mural Collaboration at Roebling Books

• 2021 Mural Collaboration at George Rodgers Park