Experiential Art Shows
It has been an honor to create spaces for artists and communities to engage, stages for performances to inspire, and art to spark conversations.
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Art Installations
Public Art is powerful. From the spark of an idea to the fabrication process, finding the perfect location, and overcoming installation challenges, the process is creatively challenging and thrilling.
 Resist Serape May Day March |  Ugly Sweater BBB |  Climate Justice AZ Park |
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 Coachella Fur Installation |  Memorial Day We Rise Rooftop |  Jamal Khashoggi Hollywood |
 Essential Workers Sacramento |  Living Wall |  Covid Safety Sandwich Boards |
 DACA Butterfly |  LA vs HATE Mural |  Homeless Sleeping Bag |
 Covid Safety Mural South Central |  Women's March 2017 |  Make Nukes History at The Grove |
 TCE Youth Awards |  Protect Democracy Vigil DC |  MFOL Manny Mural |
 MFOL Stage |  March For Our Lives Installation |  Sandwich Board |
 Grant Maker Installation |  Healthcare Poster Project |  Game Changers Conference |
 Climate Change Event |  Covid Safety Sandwich board |  Youth Criminal Justice Conference |
 Community Coalition Gala |
Art Direction Reel
The design of a space, from the color of a wall to a table layout, impact us all on a deep level. Whether for broadcast or our personal lives, a beautiful environment inspires joy.
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Video Production
From the moment I stepped on my first film set, I knew it was a world I wanted to be a part of. The lights, the cameras, the craft service, it was all so mesmerizing. Having produced everything from award-winning live TV, old school prime time variety shows to hundreds of hours of strip TV, I am proud to work as Executive Producer at Creative Collision.
About Me
I believe we all deserve to live in a just and beautiful world.
My decidedly nonlinear career began in Canada with years in entertainment production, where I worked with a young Sarah Polly on Road to Avonlea, awards shows, feature films, commercials, and music videos. A detour as the public programmer at the McMichael Art Gallery parallel to the creation of Youth To Everest led me to the Khumbu to work with Sherpas on climate issues in Nepal. A move to Los Angeles and an art direction Emmy nomination for Hell's Kitchen 2 spun me into make-over TV shows Extreme Makeover Home Edition, Kitchen Nightmares, Bar Rescue, and Gym Rescue. where I learned how to transform massive commercial spaces - literally overnight. My passion for design and social justice combined with intensive production experience led me to a new love of Experiential Social Justice Art.
Connect With Me
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