I have been dancing since before I could walk and have been a writer since childhood.

My love of art began with the imagination box my Mom always had at the ready when we were kids and our explorations.

My work as a Writing Consultant at Columbia University and my work in the Arts began to converge as I had more and more consultation sessions with writers, artists, dancers, and musicians at the University while expanding my own visual arts practice. I love seeing how an artist's eyes light up when talking about their work and while in the creative process.


And I love helping to coax the specifics out about an artist's process and meaning and motivation in ways that allow them to capture that creative process in words for whatever purpose they need.


Despite the oft-touted cultural vision of writer toiling away alone on their poetry or novel (and artists developing projects alone in a studio), writing and art are also very social.


Being a sounding board— an artist bestie—to listen, ask questions, and help capture what artists are communicating and creating is such a joyful one for me. I would love to learn more about what you are working on!


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