As a photographer, interdisciplinary artist, and professor based in NYC, I have over a decade of experience in the field. I hold an MFA in Studio Art from NYU, where I also served as an adjunct professor of photography. My work has been exhibited at notable venues such as the National Geographic Museum, BWI Airport, and Art Basel. Additionally, my photography has been featured in publications like Aperture Magazine, reflecting the broad reach and impact of my visual storytelling.
During my...
As a photographer, interdisciplinary artist, and professor based in NYC, I have over a decade of experience in the field. I hold an MFA in Studio Art from NYU, where I also served as an adjunct professor of photography. My work has been exhibited at notable venues such as the National Geographic Museum, BWI Airport, and Art Basel. Additionally, my photography has been featured in publications like Aperture Magazine, reflecting the broad reach and impact of my visual storytelling.
During my three years teaching at NYU Steinhardt, I guided undergraduate students through the fundamentals of photography, covering both analog and digital mediums. I taught essential skills such as camera operation, Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and printing techniques. Whether in-person or online during the pandemic, I adapted my methods to ensure students gained a solid understanding of photography's technical and creative aspects. My approach focused on fostering creativity and critical thinking, helping students develop a deep appreciation for visual arts.
Beyond higher education, I’ve expanded my teaching to younger audiences. Since 2024, I’ve taught arts and crafts to grade school children in New York, exposing them to various creative processes and hands-on mediums. This experience has broadened my ability to connect with learners of different ages and backgrounds, encouraging their exploration of artistic expression in a nurturing and engaging environment.
