Welcome!
I like to make things. This is a place for me to show the world!
Galleries & Shops!
Disco on Decatur
1211 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116
Fri & Sat: 11AM - 11PM
Mon, Wed, Thur, & Sun: 11AM - 6PM
An amazing and super fun space in the heart of the French Quarter featuring over 45 artists from the area. It is easy to get lost in here with the ping pong table, the piano, the outdoor market and the many things to look at.
Ohr-O’Keefe Museum Shop
386 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530
Tue- Sat: 10AM - 5PM
A museum (designed by Frank Gehry no less!!) dedicated to the work of Biloxi Artist George Ohr. This magical place has a great ceramics studio and a few other galleries featuring contemporary art! Give it a visit, and pop in the gift shop while you are at it!
Upcoming Events
8/1/25 - Biloxi First Friday 5-9PM, HOWHOP, under the I-110 overpass, Downtown Biloxi. Event Link
8/2/25- Lucky Rabbit First Saturday Market, Hattiesburg, MS 9AM-3PM
8/10/25 - Piety Market 12-5pm, New Orleans, LA
8/15/25 - Pensacola Gallery Night 5-9PM, Pensacola, FL.
8/30/25 - Ocean Springs Art Walk Lost Springs Brewing Co. Ocean Springs, MS. Event Link
9/5/25 - Biloxi First Friday 5-9PM, HOWHOP, under the I-110 overpass, Downtown Biloxi
9/6/25- Lucky Rabbit First Saturday Market , Hattiesburg, MS, 9AM-3PM
9/20-21/25 - Monte Santo Arts Festival Monte Santo State Park. Huntsville AL Event Link
9/27/25 - Art Market New Orleans 9AM-3PM, The Great Lawn, City Park, New Orleans, LA
10/4/25 - Loblolly Festival 9AM-4PM, Downtown Laurel, MS Event Link
11/1/25- Lucky Rabbit First Saturday Market 9AM-3PM
11/8-9/25 - Peter Anderson Festival - 9AM-5PM, Downtown, Ocean Springs, MS. Event Link
11/14-16/25 - Luna Fête Downtown New Orleans
11/29-16/30 - Art Market New Orleans 9AM-3PM, The Great Lawn, City Park, New Orleans, LA
About
After a decade of running a small café and another designing buildings and communities, I stepped fully into life as an artist in 2025. My background in architecture from Auburn University continues to shape how I see the world: through structure, space, texture and rhythm. Over the years, even while working in other fields, I always found time to print, make pots, or draw at the edges of my day.
Now, art is both my full-time work and my grounding ritual. My practice is rooted in close observation and quiet appreciation—of the wildlife in the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast, the plants growing in my garden, the rituals of my kitchen and home. These everyday subjects offer both beauty and stillness. They are my way of meditating on the world, of finding peace through making.
Whether I’m printmaking, working in ceramics, or drawing, my work is a celebration of the small, the local, and the deeply personal. It is an invitation to slow down and notice.
