An interdisciplinary artist and educator with an MFA from California College of the Arts, I have taught ceramics, studio arts, and humanities at the university level for over a decade. My teaching spans studio practice, contemporary art theory, and humanities courses such as philosophy, ethics, and music appreciation. I have delivered lectures on contemporary art at the Wattis Institute and served as a judge for undergraduate critiques. My extensive professional background in art handling and installation—working with institutions including Pérez Art Museum Miami, Margulies Collection, and Wattis Institute—informs my approach to teaching, emphasizing the material, spatial, and conceptual dimensions of art. I am committed to fostering critical thinking, technical skill, and a deep understanding of art’s role within cultural and philosophical contexts.