I am a contemporary photographer whose work captures the intricate relationship between organic form, color, and light. I graduated from the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) with a concentration in Visual Arts. My creative practice is deeply rooted in the natural world. My portfolio focuses heavily on sweeping nature landscapes, wildlife portraiture, and the macro details of the environment. Driven by a keen eye for abstraction, I frequently document the complex textures and repeating patterns found in everyday ecology. My images emphasize how shifting natural light transforms local color palettes throughout the day. Currently living and working in a coastal region, I derive inspiration from the dynamic shoreline environment and textures present in nature. Coastal surroundings serve as both my open-air studio and a primary subject for my ongoing photographic explorations.