I design products, facilitate workshops, and make art. Though the outcomes look different, they're grounded in the same belief: making is a way of learning. It can reveal something that thinking alone cannot.
I spent three and a half years at Net Health designing complex healthcare software, across enterprise systems and patient-facing experiences. Working in a mission-driven field felt like a homecoming after studying sustainable design in college.
My art practice has continued alongside my product design work, and more recently I've begun facilitating community art workshops that explore making as a way to reconnect with ourselves and one another.
Across my design work and creative practice, I'm interested in how people make sense of the world around them. To me, art and design are tools for understanding ourselves, our connection to one another, and our connection to the world beyond us.