I’m a Boston-based artist and creative director who grew up between Montreal and New Jersey—two places whose culture and street-art energy still influence my work. (And left me forever conflicted about bagels.) 

My work begins with spontaneity, spray paint, and a blank skateboard deck. Skateboard decks are my constant—an iconic shape rooted in movement and 90s nostalgia; built to move, and yet, the ideal canvas to ground my work. The shape never changes, but everything around it does. 

Each Mood Board is sparked by a fleeting moment or mood, and explored through contrast: fun in the ordinary, sophistication in the playful, vibrancy in the dark, humor in uncertainty. I follow an intuitive, choose-your-own-adventure process shaped by textures, loud color palettes, imperfections, and unexpected materials (fishnets… on a skateboard?!). I love the quiet absurdity that you could technically add wheels and ride it straight out of your living room, when you need a change. Even though they’re designed to hang on the wall, my work isn’t meant to sit still—or take itself too seriously.

Outside of the studio (a.k.a my driveway), I’ve spent nearly two decades leading global creative teams, shaping brand storytelling with the same blend of curiosity and creative consideration that fuels my art.