About Me
Bio
I am an artist-scientist with a doctorate in molecular and cellular biology (Harvard), post-doctoral training in neurobiology (Harvard Medical School), and experience as a scientific journal editor (Cell). I have been making art full-time since 2017.
My interest in transforming three-dimensional forms and sensory perception has been foundational for both my scientific and artistic practices. I live and work in Boston.
Statement
Drawing from my many years of experience as a biologist, I like to experiment with materials and techniques. Just as my scientific research focused on morphogenesis (how complex shapes and structures are formed), my artwork uses materiality and transforming spatial forms to explore intermediate states or inflection points of processes that are in flux. My work dwells in these in-between spaces, where both tension and possibility reside, to render visible what is unseen or unscrutinized and to imagine alternative trajectories.
Conceptual frameworks