I am a graduate of the University of California Berkeley with a BA in Art Practice with a minor in Art History. I am constantly learning and gaining experience in both fields of art practice and art history with a strong interest in the intersection between digital humanities, cultural heritage, and museum practices. Some of my experience includes working as a gallery intern at the Worth Ryder Art Gallery, apprenticing as an undergraduate assistant for color reconstructions of Roman and Byzantine artworks, creating digital art assets for two separate video game development teams (Senseless and Axolite), and showing, marketing, and selling my art. Most recently, my education has included independent research in the field of ancient art and digital humanities such as Photogrammetry, 3D modeling and printing, and GIS mapping.I am interested in furthering my education in digital humanities with an emphasis on using digital technologies to contextualize historically misunderstood ancient art in the museum. I am excited to explore how digital humanities can begin the long-awaited and vital process of decolonizing the museum and transforming it into a space for education, appreciation, and connection.