As a student at Susquehanna University pursuing a BFA in Acting and a minor in Arts Administration, I have developed a deep understanding of body expressiveness and a strong relationship with form and storytelling. On stage, I have portrayed physically and emotionally demanding roles such as Alan in Equus by Peter Shaffer and Orpheus in Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice. Both roles required vulnerability, sustained physical control, and expression through movement sequences that demanded focus and discipline.

In addition to my on-campus work, my time abroad at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland, deepened my exploration of performance art. There, I studied physical theatre and performance-making, engaging in exercises that emphasized presence, shape, and embodied storytelling. This experience expanded my awareness of how the body itself functions as a work of art—an awareness that directly translates into the practice of figure modeling, where stillness, line, and form allow artists to translate physical expression into visual art.