Wonderful news to share! I am incredibly honored to share that my works Starseed and Where The Map Ends, I Begin have been selected for the Soul Selects Their Own Society exhibition at The Photographic Resource Center, Boston, MA. 

This exhibition centers itself on themes of exploring interiority and inviting artists to consider private identity, intimacy, and individuality while also acknowledging the ways we move through public systems and social spaces. I am so grateful to have these works included in a conversation that resonates with my own exploration of these themes. 

Heartfelt thanks to curator Catherine LeComte Lecce for this opportunity, and special thanks to co-curators Yolanda He Yang and Shelby of Behind VA Shadows for their vision and care organizing this exhibition.  I feel so honored to be exhibiting alongside such an inspiring group of artists! 

Images to the left-

Where The Map Ends, I Begin ( middle image) 

Starseed  (bottom image)

I am honored to share that my solo exhibition, Echoes Of The Luminous, will  be on view at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts in Tampa, Florida from March 17, 2026 through April 26, 2026. I will be giving an artist talk on Sunday, April 19th at 1 pm at the museum and hope to see you there!

This body of work has unfolded slowly and tenderly, guided by quiet moments of listening, memory and presence. Seeing it gathered and held in this space feels deeply meaningful. I am profoundly grateful to FMoPA and curator, Robin O'dell for the invitation and care, and to the community that continues to support and encourage my practice. 

This exhibition brings together new work that explores the subtle spaces between the seen and unseen- where memory, spirit and light gently surface. I look forward to sharing these pieces and welcoming you into this unfolding conversation. 

My piece, Hard To Find, has been awarded first place by Master Photographers of Professional Photographers of America. Thank you MPOPPA, I am so grateful and humbled by this tremendous honor. Thank you to curator Tarin Mohajeri, Stirling Gallery and all the incredible photographic artists and souls who support one another in this wonderful endeavor of image making! 

We are Visible! Wendy Bruce, Beth Belaschky, Lori Vinesett, Katie Pavone. Four artist who came together as support for one another but grew into much more. We found ourselves meeting more often, problem solving  and influencing one another's art process.  All being successful women beginning new careers in art, we found we worked well together and shared the same feeling that our mature voices are valued not only by one another, but to society as a whole. Our mission is not only to get our artistic voices out into the world, but to inspire others to do the same. It's never too late to begin again.