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MULTIDISCIPLINARY INSTALLATION ARTIST
My work explores care as a radical, relational force. Through installation, textiles, printmaking, sculpture, and found objects, I transform domestic materials into tactile environments that reveal unseen labor, memory, and resilience. Influenced by feminist theory and the ethics of care, I understand tenderness as soft power - a force that resists through repair, reciprocity, and collective responsibility.
Tender Armor
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles 30"x30"x5"
Fragments of text—"shield to stitch," "darn, patch, bind"—become mantras tracing care, repair, and resistance. Feminine-coded labor emerges as soft power through making, mending, and collective action.
Fragments of text—"shield to stitch," "darn, patch, bind"—become mantras tracing care, repair, and resistance. Feminine-coded labor emerges as soft power through making, mending, and collective action.
(Detail) Tender Armor
2025, cyanotype, cotton,, screenprint, wood frame 30"x30"x5"
Fragments of text—"shield to stitch," "darn, patch, bind"—become mantras tracing care, repair, and resistance. Feminine-coded labor emerges as soft power through making, mending, and collective action.
Fragments of text—"shield to stitch," "darn, patch, bind"—become mantras tracing care, repair, and resistance. Feminine-coded labor emerges as soft power through making, mending, and collective action.
I Object
2025, cyanotype print, screenprint, textiles 24"x24"x5
Armless Venus-like figures suggest vulnerability and resilience. Cyanotype-printed midwifery scissors symbolize protest, care, and reclaimed agency. This work honors the Jane Collective, the underground Chicago abortion service of the 1960s and 1970s, recognizing networks of care when reproductive freedom was denied.
Armless Venus-like figures suggest vulnerability and resilience. Cyanotype-printed midwifery scissors symbolize protest, care, and reclaimed agency. This work honors the Jane Collective, the underground Chicago abortion service of the 1960s and 1970s, recognizing networks of care when reproductive freedom was denied.
(Detail) I Object
2025, cyanotype print, cotton, linen, wood frame, 24"x24"x5
Armless Venus-like figures suggest vulnerability and resilience. Cyanotype-printed midwifery scissors symbolize protest, care, and reclaimed agency. This work honors the Jane Collective, the underground Chicago abortion service of the 1960s and 1970s, recognizing networks of care when reproductive freedom was denied.
Armless Venus-like figures suggest vulnerability and resilience. Cyanotype-printed midwifery scissors symbolize protest, care, and reclaimed agency. This work honors the Jane Collective, the underground Chicago abortion service of the 1960s and 1970s, recognizing networks of care when reproductive freedom was denied.
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.
(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.
The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
(Detail) The Gravity of Care
2025, cyanotype print, silk, cotton, cast iron objects, 6.5’ x 38” x 53”
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
The Gravity of Care explores how autonomy is bound by relational ties. A cast iron washtub anchors 20 clawfoot forms, each tethered by silk-wrapped cords. This architecture of care honors the unseen labor—burdened yet resilient—that sustains and connects us.
There's No Place Like Home
2024, cyanotype print, textiles, found objects, stitching
There’s No Place Like Home transforms domestic materials—pantyhose, denim, quilted linens, and coat hangers—into sculptural forms that interrogate embodiment, visibility, and control. Inverting garments once meant to contain the body, the work reveals the tension between fabric and flesh, softness and constraint. Suspended hangers and stitched textiles form a fragile architecture where domesticity becomes both structure and critique. Red sequins and printed silk assert ornament as resistance, reframing care, labor, and femininity as sites of power rather than invisibility.
There’s No Place Like Home transforms domestic materials—pantyhose, denim, quilted linens, and coat hangers—into sculptural forms that interrogate embodiment, visibility, and control. Inverting garments once meant to contain the body, the work reveals the tension between fabric and flesh, softness and constraint. Suspended hangers and stitched textiles form a fragile architecture where domesticity becomes both structure and critique. Red sequins and printed silk assert ornament as resistance, reframing care, labor, and femininity as sites of power rather than invisibility.
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