I am a feminist queer-identified visual artist.

Born in 1982 and raised in the suburbs of Detroit, I fell in love with photography when I took my first darkroom class in 1997 and learned to superimpose multiple negatives to create new, imagined worlds.

In 2005, I graduated from Parsons School of Design and was invited to join the Laurence Miller Gallery. My work was successfully introduced at Art Basel, ARCO, the Venice Biennale, and Paris Photo, where I was short-listed for the Paris Photo Prize for Contemporary Photography. My work is included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, as well as numerous private collections in Europe and the U.S. It has appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Time Magazine, LIFE Magazine, Condé Nast, and American Photo.

In 2011, I shifted my main focus from photography to video and film, co-founding digital content studio & production company THEY bklyn. I honed my directing and cinematography skills making short films for clients including T Brand Studio, The Met, Ford Foundation, Vilcek Foundation, NASA, Discover, Etsy and Calvin Klein. I was also DP for award-winning documentary feature-length film Out of Order.

I currently live and work in Brooklyn, NY.