I am an interdisciplinary visual artist and art educator. I have exhibited my work at the New York Academy of Art in the XL Catilin Art Prize Exhibition in 2018 and participated in the 2019 New Prints series at the IPCNY. I create work using found materials, ceramics, fabric, and relief printmaking. I am primarily influenced by my Caribbean culture and research on social class privilege, citizenship, economic inequity, and how acts of violence impact urban predominantly black communities. I see my artwork as a tool to encourage the education of cultural identities of Caribbeans while fostering inclusivity to connect all people. I acquired a BFA in printmaking from New Jersey City University in 2018 and is currently a Masters in Fine Arts candidate at the University of South Florida.

• Graduate Assistant

  Higher Education · University of South Florida

  Jan 2019 – Present

• Art Instructor

  Education · Arts Unbound

  Jan 2018 – Jan 2019

• Union Organizer

  Civic & Social Organization · Graduate Assistants United

  Jan 2019 – Present

• Advocacy
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy
• Entrepreneurship

• Track & Field

  Club

  2000 – 2006

• Masters in Fine Art Candidate

  University of South Florida · Art History, Criticism and Conservation

  2019 – Present

  Research topic:

  civil injustice

• creator

  Independent · Visual Arts

  2013 – Present

  Productions:

  AXA Art Prize

• GAU Fellow

  Public Service (Politics) · Graduate Assistants Union

  2019 – Present

  Mission:

  advocacy