Her practice challenges traditional narratives by using materials that disrupt expectations—tampons, ribbons, birthday candles—infusing fraught themes with both weight and wit. Through sculpture, printmaking, photography, and video, she creates work that balances curiosity and commentary, inviting audiences to engage with social and political issues in ways that are both deep and unexpectedly lighthearted.

Raised in Littleton, Colorado, she studied photography and graphic design at the School of Visual Arts before earning a BFA in Communication Design from Metropolitan State University of Denver, where she has also taught as an adjunct professor.