I'm a California-based multidisciplinary artist whose work spans photography, writing, and digital design, with a primary focus on visual storytelling through 35mm film and digital photography. Across every medium I work in, I'm drawn to themes of nostalgia, liminality, culture, belonging, and the quiet beauty found in life's in-between moments.

My creative practice is shaped by a lifelong fascination with visual storytelling, horror literature, concept albums, secondhand objects, and the enduring relationship between people, place, and memory. Growing up Asian American between cultures, as well as navigating my own season of transition and religious deconstruction, I find myself continually returning to questions of identity, inheritance, and what it means to exist between worlds.

I am deeply interested in the traces people, animals, and places leave behind. I find inspiration in antique stores, weathered photographs, community spaces, indoor-outdoor cats, and overlooked corners of everyday life. Through my work, I hope to create moments that invite viewers to slow down, look closer, and discover beauty where it is so often missed.

I graduated magna cum laude from Pepperdine University with a B.A. in Integrated Marketing Communications and an emphasis in Visual Arts. My interdisciplinary background has taught me to think deeply about narrative, design, and communication, while my artistic practice is rooted in observation, curiosity, and compassion. I believe creative work has the power to preserve fleeting moments, strengthen one’s empathy, illuminate overlooked stories, and remind us that meaning often exists not in certainty, but in the spaces between.

When I'm not creating, you will usually find me browsing bookstores and antique fairs, listening to my favorite concept albums, petting a cat, journaling, practicing piano, or immersed in a good book at your local coffee shop.