About

I developed a love for fashion at a young age, but it wasn't until my senior year of high school that my passion truly ignited. During a class trip to New York City, my Art Teacher introduced me to her friend who worked at the Calvin Klein showroom, and I knew then that the fashion industry was where I belonged.

In a twist of fate, after about ten years on the retail/brand side of the industry, I found myself in the tech field just as Fashion brands were adopting solutions to streamline and enhance everything. At one point, after many years of dreaming and never wanting to have a regret, I started my own omni-channel women's clothing brand, designing and producing a clothing line out of NYC. Each role has been unique, challenging, and immensely fulfilling.

Over the years, my love of art remained. I would doodle on planes, sketch in my notebooks and visit museums often. Art was always there.

After the loss of my husband in 2012 following a ten-month battle with stage 4 colon cancer, I returned to painting during a time of deep transition. What began as weekly classes became a space for reflection, renewal, and creative rediscovery.

Today, my work lives at the intersection of all these experiences—blending fashion sensibility, entrepreneurial perspective, and personal evolution. It explores what it means to be unfinished, to be constantly becoming, and to hold multiple identities at once.

I create as a reflection of that belief: that women can be many things, and within that multiplicity, there is both strength and elegance.—


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"in the morning" - oil on canvas
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During my time building my own fashion brand, I created a series of paintings for my physical stores—pieces I still live with today.

Looking back, these works mark the first moment my visual language began to take shape—a style that continues to evolve, but remains deeply rooted in how I create.

  Oil on canvas - 24 x 36