HISTORY University

Elam Art School helped expand my brain. I learned how to make art that isn’t meaningful just for me but references others’ work, adding to the meaning and depth. I find it fascinating. I wrote a lot, mostly about art, connecting words to ideas I struggled to communicate otherwise. I learned about installation-based artworks and how site, placing, and angle can say so much, sometimes even more than the art itself. I learned how even the passage of time can speak volumes. My worlds evolved from reality-bending VR Experiences to poems on tule hung in trees. So, art school was art school.

Currently

Since graduating, I’ve worked in graphic design while keeping all my extra tools sharp. My heart longs to bring wonder and joy to people, to inspire and communicate what I see. I’ve taught myself a lot and am so proud of how far I’ve come and what I’ve made. Currently, I live with my husband, two dogs, a Tortoise, and a gecko. We are a strange family, but we have fun.