an Afro-Indegenous multidisciplinary artist, liberatory wellness practitioner and storyteller based in Denver, CO, USA.

My work incorporates a range of mediums including photography, videography, acrylic pouring, immersive installations and storytelling-driven work, inviting reflection and transformation. With an extensive background and training in visual arts and organizing for collective liberation with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Sustainability, Peace & Justice studies, and Cameras, Exposure, and Photography, I blend modern tools with visual art to help my community, artists and wellness professionals heal, express and create meaningful experiences.

Whether it’s a wellness retreat, editorial shoot, art exhibition or music festival, my diverse career path and body of work allows me to bridge the gap between communication, art and wellness, ensuring that I am always working towards a more liberated and sustainable future.

As an Afro-indegenous artist, I feel a deep responsibility to honor my ancestors and use my gifts in service of truth, justice, and collective liberation. My work centers the legacies and experiences of Black and Brown beloveds.

My creative mission is grounded in the belief that art has the power to not only reveal but to restore—to serve as a tool for healing, remembering, and dreaming new futures into being. Through visual art, I aim to build bridges between past, present, and future—to help heal what has been silenced, to honor those who came before, and to envision a more liberated future for all oppressed people worldwide.