
12 x 18 in, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
“Echoes of Tranquility” is a drypoint and chine collé print that explores themes of memory, identity, and chronic illness through fragmented imagery. Inspired by the complex and variable nature of the human brain, this work ponders upon the notion that no two brains—or lives—are alike. I use of chine collé to introduce subtle variations in each print to emphasize our individuality.

12 x 18 in, drypoint and monotype on Somerset paper, 2025
“Ethereal Specks” is inspired by my experience with brain trauma and chronic illness. I draw inspiration from my brain MRI scans and medical imagery. The work explores the fragmented nature of memory and identity, and the difficulty of fully verbalizing these intimate experiences. This piece involves a double press process: first, I ink a plexiglass plate with red ink and run through the press. Then, I take the inked drypoint plate, mask the central image with a newsprint silhouette, and run it through the press.

12 x 18 in, drypoint and monotype on Somerset paper, 2025
“Diffusion Glow” is inspired by my experience with brain trauma and chronic illness. I draw inspiration from my brain MRI scans and medical imagery. The work explores the fragmented nature of memory and identity. This piece involves a double press process: first, a plexiglass plate is inked with red and run through the press, Then, the drypoint plate is inked, and the central figure is masked with a newsprint silhouette, and printed. The use of the red is to evoke blood flow in the brain.

11x 17 in, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
“Threading Pathways” is a drypoint and chine collé print that explores themes of memory, identity, and chronic illness through fragmented imagery. Inspired by the complex and variable nature of the human brain, this work ponders upon the notion that no two brains—or lives—are alike. I use of chine collé to introduce subtle variations in each print to emphasize our individuality.

10 x 12, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025

10 x 12, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025

10 x 12, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025

10 x 12, drypoint and monotype on Somerset paper, 2025








12 x 18 in, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
“Echoes of Tranquility” is a drypoint and chine collé print that explores themes of memory, identity, and chronic illness through fragmented imagery. Inspired by the complex and variable nature of the human brain, this work ponders upon the notion that no two brains—or lives—are alike. I use of chine collé to introduce subtle variations in each print to emphasize our individuality.
12 x 18 in, drypoint and monotype on Somerset paper, 2025
“Ethereal Specks” is inspired by my experience with brain trauma and chronic illness. I draw inspiration from my brain MRI scans and medical imagery. The work explores the fragmented nature of memory and identity, and the difficulty of fully verbalizing these intimate experiences. This piece involves a double press process: first, I ink a plexiglass plate with red ink and run through the press. Then, I take the inked drypoint plate, mask the central image with a newsprint silhouette, and run it through the press.
12 x 18 in, drypoint and monotype on Somerset paper, 2025
“Diffusion Glow” is inspired by my experience with brain trauma and chronic illness. I draw inspiration from my brain MRI scans and medical imagery. The work explores the fragmented nature of memory and identity. This piece involves a double press process: first, a plexiglass plate is inked with red and run through the press, Then, the drypoint plate is inked, and the central figure is masked with a newsprint silhouette, and printed. The use of the red is to evoke blood flow in the brain.
11x 17 in, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
“Threading Pathways” is a drypoint and chine collé print that explores themes of memory, identity, and chronic illness through fragmented imagery. Inspired by the complex and variable nature of the human brain, this work ponders upon the notion that no two brains—or lives—are alike. I use of chine collé to introduce subtle variations in each print to emphasize our individuality.
10 x 12, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
10 x 12, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
10 x 12, drypoint and chine collé on Somerset paper, 2025
10 x 12, drypoint and monotype on Somerset paper, 2025