Lowbrow is a multidisciplinary artist and curator whose work moves between digital and analog collage, photography, painting, and experimental image-making. Her practice centers on femininity, vulnerability, memory, and the tension between beauty and discomfort, often dismantling and reconstructing the female form through fragmentation, distortion, and visual interruption.

Her work has been exhibited internationally across the United States, Europe, and Asia, including presentations during Art Basel Miami, in London, Paris, Las Vegas, New York, Seattle, Germany, and Tokyo. Her work has appeared with institutions and platforms including Seattle NFT Museum, JRNY Gallery, ArtVerse Paris, Solana Foundation events, and international digital and physical art exhibitions.

In 2022, Lowbrow Native co-founded DAM with artist and storyteller Lance Weiler, also known as Culturehacker. What began as an experimental artist-led publication grew into an international collaborative platform encompassing dozens of issues, exhibitions, physical publications, and public projection projects connecting artists across cities around the world. DAM remains rooted in artistic freedom, collaboration, and creating spaces in which artists retain ownership of their work and creative voice.

Alongside her studio practice, Lowbrow Native has developed an extensive curatorial practice. She currently serves as Lead Curator for Cycol Gallery in New York City, where her work encompasses exhibition development and production, artist coordination, and the creation of physical and digital experiences. Her curatorial approach is informed by the same principles that shape her artwork: experimentation, community, and a willingness to pull established structures apart in order to find something more honest within them.

Across both her individual practice and collaborative work, Lowbrow Native occupies the space between artist and builder, creating images while also creating places for other artists and their work to exist.