Who I Am & What I Do

I feel at home behind the camera, what else can I say?

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Growing up with creative parents, I've always had a strong love for the artistic side of life. When I was little, it was ballet slippers and a tutu. Over the years, this has grown and changed as I've learned what art is and which mediums speak the most to me. ​

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In 2017, I attended Arcadia University, where I studied Cultural Anthropology with a minor if Studio Arts. While I was there, I was able to focus on film photography for one semester, digital photography for another, and even had the opportunity to learn acting with inmates in a local prison. 

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Through this experience, I learned a lot about art, myself, and humanity. I learned that oil pastels are fun and messy. I learned that humans are messy and inspiring. And most importantly, I learned that art is where my heart is. 

 

​As I look at the world today, I find it easy to become overwhelmed with the weight of it all. Global warming, politics, ETC. Why do we - do I - do this all the time? And then I remember - people. 

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Humans are both the cause of so much joy and so much fear. And that's exactly what I aim to capture. ​I don't want a world where artificial pixels are remembered more than our own flesh and blood. I want to capture and remember life exactly the way that it is, authentic and raw. 

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When we work together, we will capture a you that is real, natural, and memorable. A you that nobody, not even AI, can ever replace.