ABOUT
As a seventh-generation Nashvillian, my work is deeply connected to place - yet shaped in equal part by the years I spent living and creating in Austin, San Francisco and Chicago. Those cities expanded my visual language, blending Southern grounding with a more contemporary, urban sensibility.
My portfolio spans large-scale public murals, private commissions, and fine art collected by clients including Yale University, Workday HQ, Google, and Capital One. Across these projects, I adapt my design language - moving fluidly between disciplined geometry and organic gesture - to respond to each site and shape how a space feels and functions.
At the heart of my work is a lifelong search for harmony. I’m drawn to creating environments - on canvas, paper, or walls - where forms, colors, and gestures come into balance. Working across multiple mediums allows me to understand how each material behaves and how those qualities guide the final composition. At the core, I make work to feel peace and I hope to offer that same connection to those who spend time with it.
Photograph by Laura Schneider