Ceramic sculpture and installation, works leading up to my solo exhibition at MoCA Arlington that was a direct response to the experience of recovering from my 2020 spine surgery.
Custom designed and printed blankets depicting fruit, flowers, and tightly-cropped selfies that have been cut, pinned, altered, and adorned with disposable beauty products, fabrics, used panty hose, and sewing pins.
A shed-like structure made with varying pieces of wood and held together entirely with ribbons and beads rather than traditional construction materials.
A series of experiments utilizing donated clothing and undergarments from women, which hold casts of body parts and serve as sort of 'pedestals' for them.
A large installation comprised of donated clothing and undergarments from women, and woven over a weft of 16 gauge aluminum wire. The piece is currently on permanent loan at MoCA Arlington in Virginia.
A large installation comprised of donated clothing and undergarments from women, which have been stretched and woven over 13 armatures, totaling over 300 linear feet. This piece has been displayed in multiple locations, and each time it responds specifically to the site where installed, so each iteration is unique.
