Born at the very start of the new century, I have always been a magical change- maker. From the moment I was introduced to movies by my grandmother, I have been creating films and plays exploring selfhood, queerness, spirituality, and grief.

I received my primary and secondary education at Denver School of the Arts as a Theatre Major and recently graduated from Stanford University with honors in Black Studies. Over the course of my scholarship, I have written and directed several two- act original plays, 3 short films, and performed across classical and contemporary works.

I am a member of the 2021 Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab acting cohort, a recipient of the Stanford University Chappell Lougee Grant and Lyric McHenry Arts Grant for my film works, and a 2023 Princess grace foundation honoraria in theatre. I have performed at notable venues such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center, and Stanford Repertory Theatre.

I currently work in creative development at Sunhaus and Arthur Jafa Studio in Los Angeles. As a multi-disciplinary artist, I approach all of my art with the intention of fiercely activating human and earthly energy, making the unseen visible.