about
As a painter, I love color as well as a painting’s potential to tell a story. My process is conceptually driven as I strive to find a compelling synthesis between painting’s formal qualities and the essence of a subject. I am not invested in one single way to approach my work, as I value experimentation and have often pursued other mediums and disciplines.
I live in the mountains adjacent to the pacific ocean and the diverse "ethnosphere" of Los Angeles. As a daughter of an anthropologist I am interested in a wide scope of the human experience and my work often contains themes from the disparate parts of the world I am connected to.
"Never underestimate the potential of loitering”
_Stephen Prina 1989
Berber Rug Paintings




Recycled Sing Sing Costume

Couch Culture Pillows



Paintings with Threads


Room Memory Collages






Metro Zombie Portraits

Zombie Repeat Portraits

Zombie photographs of painted portraits


Floating Iris prints


Dressed in Paprika Assemblage


Female Freak Paintings



Los Angeles Union Station Film Installation







