About
I am a multimedia artist working in the Bay Area of California (Chochenyo Ohlone land) and Northfield, Minnesota (Wahpekute Dakota land). I draw from themes of culture, religion, and disability. My work involves printmaking, gouache, pen and ink, fiber art, modifying 90’s and 2000’s toys, polaroids, the archive, and dead things I find on the side of the road.
I will be a graduate of Carleton College in June 2025. I am double majoring in Studio Art and English.
Professional Experience
I worked as a summer camp counselor at Urban Adamah in Berkeley, California for five years (2018-2023, excluding 2020). Working with children taught me a type of creativity and quick-thinking that I have continued to carry through the jobs I have had since.
Throughout high school, I gave workshops on gender, sexuality and Judaism to schools and retreats through Keshet. I continue to hold workshops in college, generally on queerness and Judaism as well as media bias in reporting on world conflicts.
In the summer of 2023, I worked as an intern for FRONTRUNNER Magazine.
I currently work as a writer for Carleton College’s Information and Technology Services blog and as a Curatorial Associate at Carleton College’s Perlman Teaching Museum.