The expertise I’ve honed as a designer of museums and environments—recognizing patterns, synthesizing information, and weaving meaning from complex material—serves as a wellspring of inspiration for my printmaking practice. My work is rooted in interpretation and storytelling, shaped by years of translating research, history, and human experience into accessible visual form.

Through custom pattern commissions for individuals and couples, I transform personal stories, shared histories, and defining traits into layered visual narratives. These personalized artworks translate ideas, relationships, and lived experiences into visual form—pieces meant to be collected, lived with, and revisited over time.

Within these works, I use playful, abstracted pattern elements—rooted in historical reference and interpretation—to encourage curiosity and personal meaning-making. I invite collectors and collaborators to explore my Pattern Portraits or to commission a custom piece that reflects their own story.