SO... WHO AM I?
I’m an artist, born and raised in the great city of New Orleans— a place where art is not just a practice, but a way of life. From the parades to the museums, from my family’s food to our layered history, creativity has always been in the air I breathe.
I’m the only artist in my family, unless you count my Paw-Paw, who was a chef. I’ve been creating since I was a kid, bringing my visions to life in whatever way I could. Not much has changed, except the scale.
WHAT KIND OF ART DO I CREATE?
I make wild things. But in short: I direct.
I create spaces—on stage, on screen, and in still image—where stories come alive.
Through theatre and photography, I work to center the voices, faces, and bodies that too often live in the margins. I paint with movement. I sculpt with rhythm. I tell stories that liberate.
WHAT IS MY MISSION?
My mission is rooted in reclamation and rebellion.
I use art to amplify voices that have been historically silenced, creating beauty and truth where systems have failed. I believe storytelling can be an act of protest, a balm, and a tool for transformation.
My work serves those who are most often overlooked: Black, queer, femme, and Indigenous people.
I live to create platforms of radical visibility, unapologetic joy, and justice— one image, one scene, one act at a time.