| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Bodies and bombs |
2011 |
1035 |
What happens when we are able to distinguish between a house and a home? As a child, I was confronted with the disappearance of people and things. As an artist, I attempt to figure out what to make as everyday I am left with the residue of reality in... |
| Spontaneous trail: mapping the moment |
2019 |
240 |
My artistic research involves paper and cellophane as media for performative acts of drawing and encountering. The paper undergoes a metamorphosis from a site of reflective space to a physically animated space and, as it does so, it embodies transfor... |
| Silent occupants |
2019 |
316 |
The purpose of this thesis is to explore themes of self, suffering, and the ambiguous notions of paradoxes. Through an investigation of the monumental, I am examining what it means to erect, assert, deteriorate, and fall in tandem. While using exampl... |
| Little sister |
2019 |
287 |
Little Sister rediscovers the excitement, discomforts and the absurdity of growing up as a girl. There is one girl who dictates this story. She is the little sister, and she is the inspiration within my newly created world. She is the version of myse... |
| You will be with me in paradise |
2023 |
113 |
This MFA thesis explores my personal experience of being born and raised in a fundamentalist religious cult, and the aftermath of leaving the cult. My practice is interdisciplinary, using drawing, painting, installation, and stop motion animation tog... |
| Mapping realities & cultivating belief |
2014 |
1017 |
Reality is flexible and personalized. As you become, it becomes. In her 1922 classic, The Velveteen Rabbit, Margery Williams reminds us that once a thing becomes real "It can't become unreal again, it lasts for always." My thesis work is an extension... |
| Love, labor, skin & blood |
2021 |
176 |
Through photography, film, and personal experience I learn to weave together a self-portrait of the slow, uncomfortable process of shedding my identity to transform into a new identity, Mother. This thesis is a puzzle in which the pieces are laid out... |