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MULTIDISCIPLINARY INSTALLATION ARTIST
Tender Armor
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles 30"x30"x5"
Poetic fragments—“shield to stitch,” “darn, patch, bind”—act as mantras in my practice, tracing the rhythms of care, repair, and resistance. These often unseen, gendered labors become forms of soft power, asserting presence and influence through making, mending, and sustained acts of care.
Poetic fragments—“shield to stitch,” “darn, patch, bind”—act as mantras in my practice, tracing the rhythms of care, repair, and resistance. These often unseen, gendered labors become forms of soft power, asserting presence and influence through making, mending, and sustained acts of care.
(Detail) Tender Armor
2025, cyanotype, cotton,, screenprint, wood frame 30"x30"x5"
Poetic fragments—“shield to stitch,” “darn, patch, bind”—act as mantras in my practice, tracing the rhythms of care, repair, and resistance. These often unseen, gendered labors become forms of soft power, asserting presence and influence through making, mending, and sustained acts of care.
Poetic fragments—“shield to stitch,” “darn, patch, bind”—act as mantras in my practice, tracing the rhythms of care, repair, and resistance. These often unseen, gendered labors become forms of soft power, asserting presence and influence through making, mending, and sustained acts of care.
I Object
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles 24"x24"x5
I Object explores the invisibility of women’s care work. Armless Venus-like forms evoke both restriction and resilience. Cyanotype fabrics suggest control and reclamation, while stork scissors and protest text assert voice, care, and collective resistance.
I Object explores the invisibility of women’s care work. Armless Venus-like forms evoke both restriction and resilience. Cyanotype fabrics suggest control and reclamation, while stork scissors and protest text assert voice, care, and collective resistance.
(Detail) I Object
2025, cyanotype print, cotton, linen, wood frame, 24"x24"x5
I Object explores the invisibility of women’s care work. Armless Venus-like forms evoke both restriction and resilience. Cyanotype fabrics suggest control and reclamation, while stork scissors and protest text assert voice, care, and collective resistance.
I Object explores the invisibility of women’s care work. Armless Venus-like forms evoke both restriction and resilience. Cyanotype fabrics suggest control and reclamation, while stork scissors and protest text assert voice, care, and collective resistance.
Making, Unmaking, Remaking
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, found object, textiles 7’x9'x 8"
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
(Detail) Making, Unmaking, Remaking
2025, cyanotype, screenprint, found object, silk, cotton, 7’x9'x 8”
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
(Detail) Making, Unmaking, Remaking
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, found object, textiles 7’x9'x 8”
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
(Detail) Making, Unmaking, Remaking
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, found object, textiles. 7’x9'x 8”
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
A sheer silk coverlet veils a bed of exposed springs, stitched with red thread that maps rupture and resilience. Making, Unmaking, Remaking explores care, labor, and loss, using the bed as both altar and artifact, where tenderness and instability coexist.
Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
(Detail) Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
(Detail) Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
(Detail) Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
(Detail) Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
(Detail) Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
(Detail) Apron Strings
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles, found object, 9"x8"x8"
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
Apron Strings invites viewers to recall a moment of comfort, choose a fabric scrap, and place it in a pocket—an act of collective mending. Five pockets represent domestic, emotional, reproductive, communal, and creative labor. Made from repurposed garments, the suspended apron becomes a shared, fragile skin.
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