exhibition history
All Senior Show
Main Gallery - Montserrat College of Art
Group show - May 15-17, 2024
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Worlds Collide: A Senior Thesis Exhibition
Main Gallery - Montserrat College of Art
Group show - December 6-9, 2023
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42°33'01"N, 70°52'34"W
Hardie Building - Montserrat College of Art
Group show - October 2023
"Beverly Poster" and "Anti-Beverly Poster"
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Quête de Fil (Thread Quest)
Paul M. Scott Library - Montserrat College of Art
Group show - December 1-14, 2023
"Close to God", punch needle and papercraft
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BATV LGBTQ+ Pride Gala
Billerica Access Television
Group show - June 2023
"MUTILATOR", "Madonna and Child 2", "Battle of Boyhood" short film
Using Images Library Exhibition
Paul M. Scott Library - Montserrat College of Art
Group show - April 18-26, 2023
​All-Student Showcase
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - April 2023
"Color Still Life", piece from "MUTILATOR", select poems
The Holga Project
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - November 2022
"Holga Series 2", "Holga Series 3", "Holga Series 5"
Comics Exhibition
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - October 2022
"The Queer SAGA" zine and "Cross My Heart" comic
Luna Theater Queer Short Film Night
Lowell, Massachusetts
Group show - June 2022
"Battle of Boyhood"
Media and Animation Showcase (MASh)
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - May 2022
"Battle of Boyhood"
Sophomore/Junior Exhibition
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - April 2022
Sophomore Studio Exhibition
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - December 2021
"Blue Montage"
Freshman Showcase
Montserrat College of Art
Group show - April 2021
Nashoba Valley Technical High School Art Show
and Competition
NVTHS in Westford, Massachusetts, and Gallery Z in Lowell, Massachusetts
Group show - Spring 2019
Third-place winner for "Self Portrait Wearing Denim Vest", acrylic on canvas
Nashoba Valley Technical High School Art Show and Competition - Group show
NVTHS in Westford, Massachusetts, and Gallery Z in Lowell, Massachusetts
Group show - Spring 2018
Third-place winner for "George Ezra", pencil on paper
artist statement
when i was three years old, my parents caught me in the act of scribbling in pencil all over the wall in our kitchen. there is a photo of this moment that i like to cite as documentation of the very beginning of my career as an artist.
you may notice that in this photo, i'm dressed in pink. not that the color pink truly holds any gendered meaning, but i lived as a girl for the first fifteen years of my life. coming out as trans in 2018 and growing into my identity heavily influences my artistic practice to this day. most of my work directly addresses queer issues (and i consider the rest to be inherently queer because it came from my handiwork.) other topics may include trauma, gender roles/expression, nostalgia, and a lot of cowboys.
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i work primarily in paint, photography, and collage. i have created and exhibited short films, photographs, paintings, posters, zines, comics, poetry, and more.