I’m an interdisciplinary designer based primarily in New York City. My focus and interests lie in preserving and working with art and objects. I’ve worked in photography conservation at the NYPL and, more recently, in studio production with Haricot Vert. I primarily use visual design to build a world and identity around art and objects, focusing on product photography, fabrication, and web design.

I graduated from New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering, where I studied integrated design alongside studio art and art history abroad. I also had the opportunity to contribute to my academic department by assisting with exhibition setups, creating graphics, and developing content for our social platforms.

I’ve developed my own practice through independent projects, most recently Veins in Trees, an ongoing project where I explore light as a medium, patterns within the natural world, cyanotypes, and elements of surrealism. Through the project, I work across metalsmithing, printmaking, film photography, and fabrication to create jewelry and lighting objects.

Beyond design and art, I enjoy learning languages, primarily Polish and Greek because of my family ties, and more recently French. I’m also interested in movement as an art form, with ballet being my most recent expression of that.