I work at the intersection of
visual design, motion graphics
and systems translating concepts into visual experiences across identity, environmental and editorial contexts.
Since 2025, I have been working at the RISD Museum– where I designed the current guide, developed a new
wayfinding system across physical and digital media,
and designed exhibition identities.
Since 2025, I have been working at the RISD Museum– where I designed the current guide, developed a new
wayfinding system across physical and digital media,
and designed exhibition identities.
I have an MFA in Graphic Design from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD.) My thesis titled Fictional Truths, investigated storytelling and fiction as a method in design.
With an undergraduate degree in Animation, I approach every project with a motion-first sensibility. I have taught Motion Design courses at RISD that were formally adopted into the Graphic Design curriculum.
I love all things design; from multi-script type design to illustration to motion. I care as much about how something moves as how it looks, and I'm always finding new ways to bring my curiosities into my work.