About

Across my work, I explore the relationships between people and place. Through community engagement, environmental stewardship, and my art practice, I'm interested in how we come to understand the places we inhabit and how those relationships shape the ways we care for one another.

For more than 15 years, I've designed programs and collaborative projects that invite people to gather, learn and create. Whether organizing neighborhood events, facilitating conversations, or leading hands-on workshops, I'm motivated by creating opportunities for people to build relationships with each other and with their environments.

My art practice extends this exploration. Working with locally sourced plant materials and wild clay, I create objects that hold the stories of a place: its geology, ecology, and the traces of human interaction that leave their print over time.

You can find me at the Lower East Side Ecology Center developing programs in sustainability and Gasworks working with clay.