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Launching 50 Moments Retrospective feels both deeply personal and incredibly meaningful to me. Created to celebrate fifty years of life, travel, nature, beauty, family, and artistic exploration, this virtual exhibition brings together works that have shaped my creative journey over decades. The collection reflects many parts of my life and experiences, from coastal landscapes and years spent abroad to motherhood, photography, travel, and the textures and memories gathered alo

The Delicious Collection is one of the most playful and emotionally nostalgic collections I have created. Inspired in part by the Matt Nathanson song Faster, the collection captures the sweetness and intensity of summer memories that seem to linger long after the season has passed. These pieces are filled with saturated color, warmth, texture, and emotion. They evoke fruit ripening on the vine, melting popsicles, strawberry wine, sun-warmed skin, music drifting through open w

Writing Finding Light: A Mother’s Journey in India was one of the most personal and meaningful creative projects I have undertaken. The book was inspired by my desire for my sons to better understand and connect with their Indian heritage through stories, memories, traditions, and lived experiences gathered over many years. India profoundly shaped both my artistic and personal perspective, and capturing those experiences authentically became an important part of the writing p

Joining the Providence Art Club in early 2026 was a meaningful milestone in my artistic journey. Founded in 1880, the Providence Art Club is one of the oldest art clubs in the United States and has long served as an important part of Rhode Island’s creative community. Located in the historic College Hill neighborhood of Providence, the Club has supported generations of artists through exhibitions, education, and artistic fellowship. As both an artist and photographer, becomin

Photography has long been more than an artistic practice for me. It has also become a way to document, support, and give visibility to humanitarian work happening around the world. Through mission and outreach work in Guatemala and Peru with organizations such as Artisan Bridges and Hope of Life International, I have used photography and video to help tell the stories of the communities they serve. My role often involves documenting daily life, outreach efforts, artisans, fam

Eager to see the world, I left home at nineteen to work on a cruise ship. I felt fiercely proud to be one of the first women in the industry to be “permitted” to wait on guests in the dining room. At the time, it felt groundbreaking, and I embraced every bit of the adventure that came with it. That journey changed the course of my life. During my travels, I fell in love and married an Indian man in a traditional ceremony, tying myself forever to a culture that would later sha