I’m interested in exploring how the natural world factors into the daily human experience while provoking conversation about rampant consumption and waste. Through the lens of the aesthetics and culture of 1970s/‘80s Southern California, this sculptural work intertwines with my own history to weave stories that are simultaneously personal and universal.

Places to die in, 2019, 27 x 3 x 4 inches, fabric jewelry box, Flashe paint, chains, bracket, paper


 



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