I first became involved with Meow Wolf as a volunteer for the House of Eternal Return after my mind was blown from seeing The Due Return at the Center for Contemporary Art (CCA) in Santa Fe. I began by building stalagmites for the Cave in our Santa Fe location. I added all kinds of protruding shapes to the stalagmites and learned about making them interactive by adding a layer of tin foil under the sculpting medium. I felt deeply inspired and ended up being a cave worker for almost a year, spreading scratch and cement to form the cave interior. Following the opening of the House of Eternal Return in 2015, I joined our local 480 Film Union as a Set Painter on a small crew. I worked on movies and tv shows for a couple of years before circling back to Meow Wolf in 2017. I was hired as an Artist on the Art Team and have been here ever since. Five years later, my passion for creation has been ignited on many new levels. I've been experimenting and learning about a huge range of materials for large scale installation and sculpture, nurturing wild ideas that I now have the tools and support to bring to life, and building a lasting community with friends and coworkers.

My inspirations/obsessions are with microscopic life, mold and fungus, deep sea life and outer space. I love investigating textures and organic forms, especially through a wide variety of textile materials and trash.