I'm an independent curator and Assistant Director at Franz Kaka, working at the intersection of site-specific installation, public art, and ephemerality. My practice focuses on commissioning outdoor artworks that embrace transformation, decay, and impermanence as core materials. I believe that by foregrounding the temporary and the vulnerable, we can challenge dominant narratives in contemporary art that privilege permanence, collectability, and institutional legitimacy.

In 2021 I created Garden Variety, an ongoing backyard exhibition series in Toronto’s west end. The project provides space for artists to create site-responsive installations that unfold outside of traditional gallery systems. Inspired by the form of the community BBQ, Garden Variety exhibitions often take place over a single afternoon and emphasize informal gathering, shared experience, and embodied engagement with the artwork.

From 2023–24, I was the Public Programmes & Learning Fellow at MOCA Toronto, where I curated performances, organized workshops, and developed the museum’s Youth Council. Prior to that, I was the Curatorial Resident at the Art Museum at the University of Toronto. I hold a Master of Visual Studies in Curatorial Studies from the University of Toronto, where my research focused on site-responsive, ephemeral, and ecologically engaged practices.