A woman with blonde hair and a striped apron carefully handling a black and white artwork of a pig, at print studio and gallery.

I am a Philadelphia-based artist who creates monotype prints that honor overlooked subjects—decaying natural forms and humble farm animals. My deliberate mark making reveals dignity, resilience, and timeless beauty through light and shadow. Each one-of-a-kind print becomes an invitation to curiousity.

My recent obsession with roots stems from a visit to an Amish sawmill, where each discarded wood mass seemed to have its own character. Daily wanders in the woods continue to provide me with a bounty of discarded natural detritus.

When I am not in my Philadelphia-based print studio, I enjoy long walks, meeting farm animals, and painting in Southwestern France.