Big Ideas, Real Impact.

My curatorial practice is grounded in a lifelong belief in the power of making. I work with emerging and mid-career artists from around the world, with a particular focus on discovering distinctive voices across Europe, Asia, Canada, the United States, and South America. I am drawn to work that carries intention, emotional intelligence, and a sense of authorship - art that rewards attention and invites reflection.

I work with individual collectors, corporate clients, and institutions, supporting projects of all scales and budgets. My services extend beyond selection to include coordination of shipping, framing, and installation, ensuring that each work is thoughtfully placed and fully realized in its final context. In addition to sourcing existing works, I also produce custom artwork and site-specific installations, collaborating closely with artists and clients to create pieces that respond to place, purpose, and story. This also includes the selection of furniture and objects that complete each scene.

My approach to curation is informed by both practice and training. I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Architecture, and my professional life has moved fluidly between art, design, and the built environment. I am a former CEO of Design Exchange, where I created and hosted creativity workshops for corporate clients and witnessed firsthand how art and design can unlock new ways of thinking. I also founded and led summer camps at the Design Exchange, experiences that reinforced a simple truth: the act of creating something - anything - has the power to build confidence, agency, and connection.

I have also taught interior design at the university level, an experience that sharpened my belief in mentorship, curiosity, and the importance of process. Long before formal education or professional titles, however, creation was already present. One of my earliest memories is of finger-painting in kindergarten at four years old - an intuitive, joyful act that required no permission and no explanation. That impulse has never left me.

At its core, my curatorial work is about creating conditions for meaning to emerge: between artist and audience, object and space, idea and emotion. I believe art does more than decorate environments. It shapes experience, invites pause, and reminds us of our shared capacity to imagine, feel, and make.