. . . A RISD sophomore, product designer, and lifelong creator. While I spend plenty of time immersed in the technical worlds of Rhino and SolidWorks, I have always been pulled back to the physical making process. My practice is rooted in material exploration and form, but I have a special place in my heart for pattern making and textiles. I love exploring how a 2D print can transform a 3D object, adding layers of personality and storytelling to everything I create.

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My passion for invention started early. When I was a preteen, I built a fully functional slime-making machine and even applied for a patent. Around that same time, I also had the opportunity to appear as a junior interior designer on Bravo’s TV series Minor Renovations. I have been creating ever since, and that early spark has evolved into a fascination with the behind-the-scenes magic of production. Whether it involves visual research or production coordination, I am drawn to the collaborative energy of film, photography, and campaign sets. I believe that even in the fast-paced world of production, there is always room to prioritize sustainable practices and intentional design.

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Beyond the studio, I have worked on web communications and designed promotional materials for artists in Los Angeles, which strengthened my ability to translate big ideas into clear, visually compelling materials. I have also served as a board member of a youth arts initiative, advocating for inclusive art education. These days, I am seeking a summer internship where I can support creative production and work alongside multidisciplinary teams. I find so much joy in the process of learning and collaborating, and I am always looking for new ways to blend art, invention, and a little bit of play.

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Thanks for stopping by and being part of my journey!

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