I work in partnership with individuals, organizations, and communities to recover and reimagine the history of place, objects, and memory. My specialized practice combines archival research, oral history, and visual documentation to produce historical narratives – from traditional scholarship to creative storytelling. I acknowledge that the stories we tell (or forget), the things we keep (or lose), and the places we preserve (or erase) are never neutral. My work always moves at the speed of trust with stakeholders. Together, we work to untangle fact from fiction, decolonize narratives, reclaim cultural heritage, and curate content to educate the public about the significance of the past. Document by document, layer by layer, story by story, the past is revealed in the present.

With a decade of experience in arts and heritage management, I am well-versed in curatorial practices, strategic planning, high-level project management, and have mastered the skills needed to run a smooth creative production process. The majority of my work is centered on cultural preservation and the intersection of architecture, design, and memory.​​