Photographer + Creative

June lives in and is from Houston, TX with South/Southeast Asian roots. She was raised in a Thai and Chicano household. Her step-father got her a point-and-shoot for her 8th grad graduation and her first DSLR during her freshman year of college at the University of Texas. He influenced her love of photography, community-building and documenting cultural placemaking. Her artistic practice is at the intersection of civic advocacy, cultural commentary, fashion and abstract art.

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During her time at UT Austin, she earned her BA in International Relations and Global Studies with a minor in Latin American Studies and a focus on culture, media and arts. She participated in the College of Liberal Arts Digital Storytelling Seminar in 2014 to grow a familiarity with the tools and workflows in filmmaking.

Her professional career began in working marcom and event support roles in nonprofits she crossed into professional services in 2022 and is a B2B marketing professional who focuses on organic activation strategies for paid campaigns, data and analytics reporting and video or asset production. She is a leader in a corporate social responsibility initiative mentoring local high school students and participates in the minority resource groups’ activities.


Exhibitions

Monad: Black History Month - February 2026 (pictured below top)

All About Art: Frame by Frame - May 2025 (pictured below center)

Soul Arts Collective: He(art) of Hip Hop - 2016 (pictured below bottom)

Exhibitions

Monad: Black History Month - February 2026 (pictured below left)

All About Art: Frame by Frame - May 2025 (pictured below center)

Soul Arts Collective: He(art) of Hip Hop - 2016 (pictured below right)

Print and web

Forward Times, November 2024

Conference participation

  • Student panelist for Creating Access to Global Education (2015)

  • Undergraduate participant in a breakout group discussing counternarratives in 2015 HEMI GSI (Graduate Student Initiative) Convergence,"Collectivities in Transmigration: Animating Bodies Across Borders".