Aáron is a creative problem solver and self proclaimed peace being committed to our collective liberation through the intersection of art, healing, and education. Born to a 21-year-old mother in Los Angeles, CA exactly one month after the murder of her 19-year-old father, the first of many losses, Aáron has been on a healing journey embedded in art practice her entire life. Rooted in love, curiosity, and community, Aáron is described as the "heart of the team". She is grounded in purpose, leads with enthusiasm, questions with a critical curiosity, and prioritizes learning, reflection and growth.

Aáron's art practice includes poetry, painting, documentary film, and anything she finds interesting in the moment. Through her practice she grapples with questions that include: How does the weight of grief shift how we move in this world? What does it look like to be without our loves? What does it look like to sit with grief? What does it look like to avoid grief, and at what cost? Concerned with both the tragedy of the violent event itself and the daily tragedy that transpires when we are left alone after our loves have been laid to rest. Aáron's projects seeks to make space for the stories that come after loss, while encouraging that confronting grief is the path to healing.

Aáron is currently the Director of Learning for Maker Ed, a national education non-profit.