I’m a designer, photographer, and creative director, based in Chicago. My work lives at the intersection of minimalism, nostalgia, and emotion—where less tells more, and every detail has weight. I’m drawn to simplicity not as an aesthetic trend, but as a language. I strip visuals down to their most intentional form, allowing space, light, and feeling to take the lead. My photo editing style leans into the surreal—dreamlike, atmospheric, and quietly cinematic. I want my images to feel like memories you’ve lived, even if you haven’t.
Nostalgia runs deep in my process. I pull inspiration from 1970s brand campaigns, architecture, and the quiet confidence of vintage design. There’s something raw and honest in the visual language of the past—something I aim to bring forward with a modern voice. Vintage isn’t just a reference point for me; it’s a core part of how I see the world creatively. I chase texture, tone, and time.
Creative direction, photography, and design aren’t separate practices for me—they’re one fluid approach. I build visuals from the ground up, crafting work that feels considered, emotional, and timeless.
When I’m not creating, you’ll probably find me with a coffee in hand, staring out at a sunset or wandering the city at night. It’s in those quiet, in-between moments—when the world slows down and the light shifts—that ideas start to unfold. That space gives me room to think, to feel, to imagine. It’s where the work really begins. Sewing and fashion design are also part of my creative rhythm—hands-on, tactile outlets that let me shape form, fabric, and texture with the same attention I bring to visual storytelling. For me, everything is connected.