FEMMEBOT

2025, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (Lucky Cat Labs)
Medium: Mixed media illustration & installation

Description:
FEMMEBOT brings together artists reimagining the interface of body and technology. My contribution explores speculative femininities, drawing on myth, machine, and narrative illustration. The work juxtaposes fine art aesthetics with comic-inspired visual language, inviting viewers into a playful but unsettling conversation about embodiment and future identities.

Credits / Context:
Exhibited in FEMMEBOT, curated by [curators].
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Plein Air Painting at Robinson Gardens

2025, Beverly Hills, CA
Medium: Workshop / Painting Instruction

Description:
This one-day plein air workshop at Robinson Gardens engages participants in both traditional and experimental outdoor painting. Students learn color mixing, composition, and observational drawing while weaving narrative elements into landscape representation. The program balances technical skill with imaginative interpretation, creating an accessible entry point for artists at all levels.

Credits / Context:
Hosted by Robinson Gardens.
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On the Farm Comics

2023–2024, Mokelumne Wilderness, CA
Medium: Comics & Illustration (200+ pages, 4 volumes)

Description:
Funded by a $132,000 California Creative Corps grant, “On the Farm” is a comic book series addressing water conservation, wildfire evacuation, and climate resilience. Distributed free across rural Northern California, the series combined research, public education, and narrative illustration to engage communities with crucial environmental issues.

Credits / Context:
8,000 copies distributed through local partners and businesses.

The Pony Farm Artist Residency

2016–2024, Amador County, CA
Medium: Community Arts & Land-based Program

Description:
The Pony Farm was a two-acre experimental homestead and arts center supporting emerging and low-income artists. I founded and directed the program, developing a gallery, print studio, gardens, and residencies. Programming included exhibitions, live performances, and workshops, fostering inclusive engagement while stewarding the local ecosystem.

Credits / Context:
Supported by the California Arts Council, CCI Catalyst, and Amador Arts Council. Hosted 15 artists in residence and 50+ public events.

Fourth Grade Comic Project

2022-2023, ACUSD School District
Medium: Collaborative Mural & Curriculum Design

Description:
As a teaching artist, I developed a four-part curriculum exploring symbolism, expression, and narrative storytelling with 4th–6th-grade students. The project culminated in a unique illustrated comic book featured in the annual student art show organized by Amador County Arts Council.

Credits / Context:
Implemented across 12 classrooms, reaching 250 students. Supported by Amador County Arts Council.

Early Career Fabrication & Public Art

2011–2019, Los Angeles & New Orleans
Medium: Large-scale fabrication, scenic painting, installation art

Description:
Before establishing my independent practice, I worked as a fabricator and scenic artist for public art projects, parades, and exhibitions. Highlights include fabricating large-scale sculptures for Burning Man (The Man’s Army, 2019), floats for Mardi Gras with Interrobang (2015), and murals in New York and Los Angeles.

Credits / Context:
Collaborators included Dr. Bob’s Art Studio, Antenna Co, Chrome Hearts, and The Hole Gallery.