Captivating Artistry Rooted in Indigenous Narratives

I’m a content-focused marketing professional and multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and visual culture. I have hands-on experience supporting social media, visual branding, and digital marketing initiatives across platforms including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Substack. My work often involves designing platform-ready visuals, writing captions and short-form scripts, assisting with content scheduling, and tracking performance using tools like TikTok Analytics and Meta Business Suite. With a background in graphic design, I’m able to quickly create clean, on-brand assets that support engagement, clarity, and campaign goals.

Alongside my professional experience, I’m currently pursuing a Master’s in Communication Management at USC, where I’m strengthening my skills in strategic communication, research, and organizational messaging. This academic work complements my hands-on marketing practice and helps me approach content not just as output, but as part of a larger system—one shaped by audience, culture, and context. 

I’m seeking an entry-level marketing or content-focused role where I can contribute immediately, continue learning, and grow within a collaborative team.

Outside of marketing, my creative practice explores the space between memory, culture, and personal experience. Much of my work begins with questions—about where I come from, what I carry, and how stories are passed down. Through illustration, animation, and mixed media, I explore identity as something fluid and in-between, especially for people who exist between worlds. My process is intuitive and layered, often combining hand-drawn elements with digital tools. I’m drawn to tactile, imperfect methods that leave room for slowness and reflection. Currently, I’m working on a series rooted in themes of land, language, and belonging—less about finding answers, and more about reconnecting, processing, and imagining something more honest and whole.