Biography:

born in brooklyn

princeton university

parsons school of design

the new school

Helen is a visual artist, and award-winning architect.

Her collaborative projects about public space, architecture, land art, and dwelling have been exhibited at The Van Alen Institute, The Wexner Center, The Urban Center, MoMA and in galleries in Atlanta and New York.

Throughout her career, in various outlets of the visual arts and built environment, Helen has provided written and spoken commentary about art, perception, visual education, and architecture for NPR, Metropolis Magazine, The New York Times, and The Carnegie Foundation.

Known for her intricate drawings, layered paintings, and collages about environmental arts and spatial investigations, Helen was named one of 30 artists under 30 by critic Herbert Muschamp for The New York Times Magazine in 1994. She was a full-fellow at Princeton University from 1993 to 1996. Helen has taught visual studies studios, design studios, and art/architectural theory seminars at Georgia Institute of Technology, and Princeton University.

Helen lives in Atlanta with her family where she enjoys meandering, people watching, street sitting, and porch lolling.

She also owns and operates a small, one-woman design company. visit.