My work comes from noticing people and how we move through the world together, or sometimes alongside each other. Friendships have always fascinated me, even though I tend to keep a small circle and many loose connections through my life in the arts. Early loss shaped how I relate to closeness and taught me to value honesty, boundaries, and saying things plainly.
I am still very much a kid at heart, drawn to people who are open, generous, and curious, without agendas that divide. Living a full time life focused on art and food gives me space to breathe, stay grounded, and feel less alone while working on what matters. My practice reflects that rhythm of growth, presence, and showing up as yourself.
When I think about the time I have left on Earth, I hope to be remembered as someone who contributed to my communities, helping native youth trust their instincts and become good stewards in their own lives. In the cosmos, time is irrelevant, and here on Earth it passes in the blink of an eye. I try to get as much done as possible and take care along the way.
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