About Me.

Flowers have been a constant thread in my life. Growing up in my mother’s Southern California flower shop, I learned early on the language of blooms—their beauty, delicacy, and ability to shift the energy of any space. From wrapping bouquets as a young girl to watching how each arrangement carried meaning, I came to understand flowers as both memory and story.

Now at 26, I’ve expanded that foundation into a career that bridges florals and fine art. My early 20's I had the privilege of experiencing life through Los Angeles, Ohio, Atlanta, New York, Paris, Normandy, and Malibu, each city leaving its imprint on how I see art, culture, and design. Along the way, I’ve worked as a florist, painter, and creative, teaching floral design classes, working in art galleries, hosting an art exhibition, curating editorial arrangements, and building installations that push flowers beyond tradition into living, breathing art forms.

At 23, I hosted my first art exhibition in Paris, France—The Intuitive. The centerpiece of the show, Highest Self, was a collage of images and uplifting quotes created as an ode to remind us to show up as our highest selves. This work reflects the heart of my practice: I create from raw emotion and lived experience, blending spirituality with artistic expression. To me, art is both personal and universal—a reminder that beauty can guide us back to truth.

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Today I am pushing my horizons to expand my practice into editorial and creative collaborations, including floral set design for The Basic Pod, Basic Magazines podcast. Through these projects, I am exploring the intersection of florals, art, and storytelling. Treating flowers not just as arrangements but as cinematic elements that bring depth and movement to visual spaces.

My work through Flowers Everywhere is about honoring where I came from while imagining what’s next. It’s a space where art and florals meet—where arrangements become modern, editorial expressions and installations transform into immersive storytelling. For me, flowers and art are more than decoration—they are motion, emotion, and memory, captured in a fleeting yet powerful form.