I am a Ph.D. candidate studying Italian Baroque art with Dr. Sarah McPhee at Emory University. I am interested in ephemeral art, early modern gardens, antiquarianism, and their manifestations on paper. My dissertation research focuses on Rome Baroque luxury festival books and the ways in which these volumes give permanence to the ephemeral phenomenon of early modern pageantries.

Before coming to Emory, I graduated from New York University summa cum laude in 2020 with a double major in Art History and Film and Television. 

Off-campus, I enjoy photography, knitting, sewing, calligraphy, and bookbinding.