I’m an artist and herbalist working at the intersection of creative practice, care, and land-based knowledge. My work lives where systems meet: between people and plants, art and ecology, labor and ritual. I make things (and sometimes unmake them), using tactile, ephemeral materials like clay, seeds, stories, and light.

I apprenticed at the Commonwealth Center for Holistic Herbalism and studied clinically at the Center for Herbal Studies while working as a line cook, kitchen educator, and private chef in New York City. These parallel practices have always informed one another.

My book Plant Magic: Herbalism in Real Life (Shambhala Publications) was published in 2020.

Across installations, workshops, and systems of support, I make space for fun, experimentation, and deeper entanglement with others and with our own capacities for creating.