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(b. 1995) is a recognized artist whose work combines fine art, large-scale murals, community projects, and art-based programming. Alongside her career as an artist, Ash has a background in Human Services, where she has developed and led art-based programs supporting individuals with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), using creativity as a tool for self-expression, connection, and personal growth.
Ash’s artwork has reached all 50 states, connecting with veterans, first responders, and community members across the country. Her work has been collected and displayed by distinguished patrons, including retired U.S. Army Colonel and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Donald “Doc” Ballard, Staff Sgt. Liam Dyer, as well as firehouses, police departments, and other organizations nationwide.
A significant part of Ash’s work is her large-scale mural painting. Her projects include multiple murals throughout Winchester and Litchfield County, the original mural for Lake Compounce, America’s oldest operating amusement park, a large-scale Litchfield County Fire School patch mural, ClockTown Brewery in Thomaston, and the restoration of the Harwinton Fairgrounds sign in 2023. Her murals often combine her love of community, local history, first responders, and storytelling.
Ash’s community work extends beyond her studio. She is an active member of the Northfield Volunteer Fire Company, serving as a firefighter and EMR. She is also the artist behind Project K9, an ongoing initiative that creates hand-drawn portraits honoring law enforcement K9s who have passed away. Other community projects include restoring a vintage playground spring toy with Thomaston Park Recreation and providing art supplies to underserved and unhoused communities.
Ash has also dedicated much of her career to teaching and mentorship, including personalized 1:1 art lessons for children ages 5+ and community-based art programs for individuals of varying abilities and backgrounds.
In 2021, Ash was honored with the Litchfield Hill Creative Award, recognizing her contributions to the arts across over 29 towns in Litchfield County.
In 2025 , Ash was honored with the 2024 Emerging Creative Award, from the state of CT Office of the Arts. 3 other artist where also honor out of 169 towns in the state of CT.