Her passion for quality, accessible arts and arts education fuel both her practice as artist and facilitator of art education communities. Her keen awareness for community engagement coupled with her celebration for individualism enable her to embolden the public within nurturing and playful environments.      

Her interdisciplinary practice allows story-telling, illustration and design, fiber, horticulture and eco-arts, public works, community workshops and education, grassroots printmaking and publications, performance and participatory arts to coalesce into continuous narratives. Her projects centralize on themes of placemaking, citizenship, encompassing community, belonging, and eco-advocacy, acting as invitations to consider what it means to collectively care for our common home.