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My process is a mixture of intimate planning and visceral spontaneity. I enjoy oil paint for its vibrant possibilities and sculptural qualities; I enjoy pen and ink for its immediacy and call-back to childhood drawing; I enjoy both for their necessary call for patience and total immersion in the tactile realm.
My work explores ancestral legend, folklore, nature, mysticism, and personal experience. I am fascinated by the many roles women take in folklore, and I examine how storytelling and archetypes can be means of strength, survival, and truth. I am always learning and I find creating to be an ever-changing study of the narratives, people, and places around me.
My work explores ancestral legend, folklore, nature, mysticism, and personal experience. I am fascinated by the many roles women take in folklore, and I examine how storytelling and archetypes can be means of strength, survival, and truth. I am always learning and I find creating to be an ever-changing study of the narratives, people, and places around me.
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Alongside my art career, I work as an art educator. Since receiving my BFA in Art Education from the University of Georgia in 2012, I have worked in education in Georgia, Colorado, Ireland, and Tennessee.
I believe art matters deeply. I believe in an art classroom that creates inclusive, accessible, welcoming, and interdisciplinary experiences for all, regardless of ability or privilege.
Feel free to contact me if you are interested in coordinating an art workshop for your business or organization.
I believe art matters deeply. I believe in an art classroom that creates inclusive, accessible, welcoming, and interdisciplinary experiences for all, regardless of ability or privilege.
Feel free to contact me if you are interested in coordinating an art workshop for your business or organization.
