I am a Los Angeles–based journalist and designer specializing in long-form storytelling and visual design. I graduated with honors from The New School’s Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts in 2024 with a B.A. in Journalism + Design.

My work is grounded in close reporting and developed through a holistic process. I approach projects by researching, writing, and designing in tandem. I treat structure as fundamental to meaning, recognizing that how a story is composed—in its pacing, sequencing, and visual identity—defines how it is experienced.

I am the author and designer of Burning Too Close to Home, a multimedia book that explores the 2018 Woolsey Fire and its impact on Malibu’s working-class community. The work layers reporting, oral history, memoir, data, and visual design to highlight lived experiences within a broader historical and environmental context.

Alongside independent projects, I’ve produced reporting and visual work for student newsrooms, including The New School Free Press and The Corsair, where I served as an Assistant Social Media Editor.