A Creative Asset

I am a reflective creator and collaborator, passionate about bringing collective visions to life through diverse forms of media. My work supports community organizations engaged in regenerative and intentional practices, fostering meaningful connections, belonging, and resilience.

I craft innovative marketing strategies that strengthen internal relationships and drive collective goals. By focusing on collaboration and efficiency, I deliver creative solutions that meet tight deadlines while maintaining a high standard of quality and impact.

Through purposeful artistry—such as New SUM, wearable pieces, and multimedia works—I explore new ways to connect, engage, and envision thriving communities.

Drawing from a rich background in marketing and design, I weave storytelling, strategy, and creativity into impactful projects that align with shared values and inspire collective action.

Growing Together Since 2020

I co-founded the Treasure Valley Community Gardens Cooperative (TVCGCoop) in 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Like so many, I felt the urgent need for stronger local food systems—and for meaningful ways to connect with each other.

That need hasn’t gone away. If anything, it’s only grown.
We need each other—and good food—now more than ever.

TVCGCoop continues to bring people together across the Treasure Valley to grow, learn, and share. Check out what we’re up to at TVCGCoop.org, and if you’re curious about the gardens in your neighborhood, join us for one of our upcoming Summer Garden Tours! Visit the site for more.

Reflections on New SUM at Riparia

June 7 – August 2 at MING Studios

During the EcoGeoGlyphic Observatory’s show Riparia, New SUM took shape as an evolving installation at MING Studios. Small sets and dioramas invited visitors into the game’s participatory scenarios—rooted in collaboration, reflection, and storytelling.

This was one iteration in New SUM’s ongoing life as a community-centered work. Drawing from traditions in game design, visual narrative, oral history, and participatory art, the project continued exploring real-world challenges through creative play.

Gameplay cards brought forward global concepts with local resonance—from food systems and civic action to intergenerational knowledge and compassionate care. The conversations and connections sparked here will carry forward into the work’s next forms.

Find out about the show and see the events calendar here!