Star Lady

America is at a crossroads, facing intertwined crises—systemic racism, gun violence, climate change, wars abroad, and the dismantling of truth. My work is an urgent, creative response to these overwhelming issues, aiming to provoke thought, dialogue, and action. Working across mediums; cyanotypes, prints, sculptures, and installations, I explore how these forces shape our collective experience. Living near Sandy Hook Elementary School, where a devastating mass shooting occurred in 2012, has deeply informed my artistic approach. I believe art has a role in advocacy, which is why a percentage of all my sales supports gun control organizations, aligning my work with tangible social impact. I move fluidly between mediums—blending silkscreen, monoprint, collage, and even sewn elements—each choice reflecting the layered complexity of our time. By combining these varied techniques, I create works that are not only visually compelling but also rich with meaning, engaging viewers to confront and reflect on the realities we face. My hope is that my art becomes part of a larger conversation about healing, resistance, and the urgent need for change in America and throughout the world.