I am a Massachusetts-based visual artist and early childhood arts educator working at the intersection of art, public space, and multicultural family life. My work explores how young children communicate through mark-making, movement, and color, and how these creative languages can help international and multilingual families build connection and belonging. I collaborate with community groups—especially MIT Spouses & Partners Connect—to design participatory art experiences, installations, and public artworks that make children’s voices visible in shared spaces. My practice is rooted in community engagement, intercultural dialogue, and the belief that public art can support spatial justice and inclusive storytelling.
