I'm a passionate researcher, art sleuth, and eternal lover of the humanities. I studied History of Art at UC Berkeley, where I explored everything from 17th-century Indigenous Mexican art to modern museum and gallery practices. My academic life is deeply rooted in writing and research, but I’ve always believed learning should extend beyond the page and into our daily lives. That’s why I’ve worn a lot of hats: volunteer archivist at the Berkeley Art Center, InfoDesk student employee at the UC Berkeley Library, marketing lead for a youth-led philanthropy board, social media manager for VoltoUrbano Skincare, and digital designer for grassroots art campaigns.

 

Whether it’s collaborative research, museum/gallery work, editing and writing, running social media feeds, or customer-facing positions, I thrive in roles where people and ideas meet—and where creativity, collaboration, and clear communication are key.

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I’ve helped install art shows, presented my art historical research at national symposiums, organized student resources, and produced a journal of critical literature. I’m fluent in Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva, and the art of juggling five things at once (with a smile). At the heart of it all is a love for storytelling, connecting communities, and making knowledge accessible—whether that’s through a beautifully laid-out publication or a well-timed library recommendation. If you're looking for someone who can design a flyer, write a research abstract, plan an event, and chat with your visitors like they’ve known me for years—you’ve come to the right place.