Modeling since March 2017
I am a Vocal performer in musical theater and opera. Modeling has allowed me to express different parts that I could not otherwise. Always expanding my network and collaborating with new creatives.

Inspired by highly stylized shoots, working with other models, interesting locations, able and willing to travel, love creating story through images.

My artwork is creating a vulnerable place for people to find acceptance, give accordance to feel and experience emotions fully, and prolong our deepest yearning, desires, and loves through music and performance and modeling.

Just a small town kid from Coeur d’Alene Idaho pursuing childhood dreams and keeping my spirit alive. I am going on an adventure and I invite those who wish to go through modeling, acting, singing, and traveling. I don’t know what the future holds or where I will be but I intend to do lots of living, because life wasn’t meant for working it was meant for living. Join me on the journey!
I would not be in the where I am without the army of support, encouragement, and love from those around me. In sixth grade my mother’s friend paid for a year and a half of voice lessons. My sophomore year of high school my choir teacher and Spanish teacher teamed up to pay for 8 months with an opera singer, where there after my choir teacher provided an exchange of landscaping for rent that allowed me to get through college debt free. I studied abroad and found the kindness of strangers that create experiences and relationships that will last a life time. I met a friend at a callback at a coffee shop in Seattle that connected me with a director who housed me for 10 months when I first moved to Seattle. And many more people have contributed to my success. My philosophy is that a performer is a servant to the community and there is an exchange that happens weather it be monetary, a roof over one’s head, a meal, an intention and vulnerable conversation, or an exchange of talents. This relational art form is a primary goal and I learn it over and over again that we as humans are designed to need and support each other and no matter how much we get consumed with consumerism, politics, or striving to further oneself, the root is still the same, put in the simple words of Dolly, “People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.”

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