Through projects ranging from magazines and posters to experimental video and music production, I examine themes like identity, capitalism, nightlife, and the interplay between personal expression and collective experience. My design practice involves recontextualizing familiar symbols—logos, typography, and media artifacts—to tell stories about the world that challenge mainstream narratives, often by combing paths of research to draw new conclusions.
Collaboration and experimentation are important to my process. Whether creating publications documenting NYC’s vibrant nightlife or producing music. I combine bold conceptual ideas in order for not only my self to better understand the world but for others as well. I work across multiple mediums, often blending analog techniques with digital tools like Adobe Creative Suite and FL Studio to craft meaningful, thought out, and cohesive peices of work.
Currently, I am interested in exploring how the various visual and cultural themes of the past 20 to 30 years can be recontextualized and combined to create new aesthetics. Open to collaborations, internships, and freelance opportunities, I aim to bring thoughtful, forward-thinking solutions to every project.