II made my first film when I was nine years old using the camera on my mom’s laptop. I wrote the script before I knew how scripts worked, filmed it myself, and fell in love with turning an idea into something real.

Since then, creativity has always been where I feel most like myself. I’ve been drawn to stories, images, objects, spaces, and the way an idea can become something people actually feel.

I studied Professional Writing at Western Connecticut State University, focusing on creative writing and screenwriting, with a minor in psychology. That combination shaped the way I think about people, emotion, communication, and connection. During college, I wrote an eight-episode drama series through an independent study and studied abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland, which deepened the way I think about storytelling and creative work.

At nineteen, I started The Cyberspace Shop, a leisurewear brand centered around Gen Z, digital identity, and internet culture. It taught me how branding, design, social media, product, and visual identity work together to build something people connect with.

After college, I worked as a sales and design consultant for a home renovation company, where I learned how human design really is. Working directly with clients taught me how to listen, understand what people need, and translate that into something functional, personal, and beautiful.

I currently work with Topolino Design, a furniture company creating handmade, sculptural, and highly functional pieces. My role combines photography, storytelling, content strategy, and brand development to shape the company’s visual identity and public presence.

I’m based between Connecticut and New York City, working across photography, videography, creative direction, design, strategy, and storytelling.

My goal is simple: to create work that feels intentional, emotionally aware, visually strong, and effective.