Founder of NeuroNest™ Art and neurodivergent artist. I started NeuroNest™ to build a welcoming, inclusive creative space for people of all ages in the DMV - especially those who have found traditional art settings overwhelming or inaccessible, regardless of neurotype or lived experience.
I have a background in illustration, having earned my BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. I work as an illustrator, muralist, and arts educator in the greater Washington D.C. area. I have a special interest in birds (especially ratites, parrots, and corvids), creative community spaces/projects, and accessibility. I integrate these passions into my creative practice (and into the name NeuroNest™, of course).
A Bridge Between Creativity and Care
While NeuroNest™ Art is not a clinical practice, our goal is to bridge creative exploration with wellness- creating space where people feel seen, supported, and empowered in how they express themselves. NeuroNest™ is a practice I hope will continue to grow alongside the communities I serve.
A Creative Nest for All Minds
We work with communities by honoring unique ways of experiencing and expressing creativity; the goal always being to offer a creative nest for all minds. To learn more, or get involved, please visit our Services page or Contact us.
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If you'd like to help sustain art programming, murals, materials, and inclusive workshops, you're welcome to contribute below. NeuroNest is a paid service, but contributions help keep offerings accessible- supporting sliding scale rates for individuals and communities who may otherwise be unable to afford them. Every bit helps keep this space thriving as we grow!