My artistic philosophy investigates the threshold where corporate design strategy meets personal heritage.

Having spent nearly two decades leading high-end design and sales execution for Nespresso USA, I approach raw materials through a lens of hyper-refined curation, knowing intimately that the smallest physical touchpoints command the deepest emotional resonance.

My tactile studio practice builds upon this mastery by collecting, preserving, and layering found materials, such as dried flower petals and ancestral textiles, to challenge the tension between transient memory and permanent archive. This reverence for preserved history crystallized during a research trip to Italy, where I inherited my Nonna’s lifelong collection of traditional bonbonnieres.

Formally trained at the Columbus College of Art and Design and holding a Sustainability Leadership certification from NYU, my work merges industrial sustainable discipline with deeply soulful, generational storytelling.