As a multidisciplinary artist with a background in motion graphics, I thrive on blending different mediums to tell stories in fresh and exciting ways. My journey began in Chicago, where I worked full-time at The Onion News Network, sharpening my visual effects, animation, and creative direction skills. While motion graphics remain a core part of my work, my creativity extends beyond that field.
I'm also a passionate cellist, performing deeply meditative pieces that combine my love for sound and spirituality. My work with the cello has taken me into art installations, where I blend live performances with immersive, animated visuals to create unique sensory experiences. Beyond this, painting is another way I express myself, and I offer both original works and prints for sale.
Living part-time in Costa Rica has opened up new dimensions in my life and work. Here, I’ve developed a deep connection with surfing, which has changed how I approach creativity and life. Surfing has taught me the art of patience, instinct, and flow—qualities that parallel my creative process. Just as reading the waves requires quick, calculated decisions, my work demands the ability to adapt and find solutions in real time, a skill I honed at The Onion. Whether on the water or in the studio, I’ve learned that positioning myself at the right moment is vital to success.
Contrary to what some may think, I’m not lounging on the beach. Immersed in the natural rhythms of the jungle, I have found clarity, balance, and the space to deepen my craft. Whether painting, performing, or creating digital art, Costa Rica provides the environment that nurtures my creative process.
If you’re interested in my motion graphics, music, or visual art, I’d love to collaborate and explore new possibilities.