top of page
Baked, 2026
My practice uses constructed domestic environments to examine memory, trauma, and the gendered structures of private life. The installation translates the psychological aftermath of family loss into a physical interior composed of a 1950’s bedroom set, artificial turf, a car front, wall-mounted paintings, a bookcase of religious texts, and an alcohol cabinet filled with hard liquor. Text elements—“Will Religion Save You” and “Just One More and You Will Feel Better Soon”—position belief and addiction as parallel responses to grief. Viewers enter a space where domestic comfort and loss quietly coexist, revealing the instability beneath familiar ideals of home
Baked 2026
Installation (Car, stuffed animal, artificial turf, picket fence and painting.
%20(2)_edited.jpg)
Baked 2026
Installation (Bed, stuffed animal, car front, artificial turf, painting, curtains, and mannequin)
Will religion save u 2026
glitter paper on canvas, book case, artificial turf, picket fence and religious books.
60" x 2'
bake the cake 2026
Cake, cake stands, artificial turf, picket fence
60" x 4'
in the basement 2026
Rope, pipe, dirt, water, ferns, red dress and hanger.
8' x 4'
in the laundry room 2026
ironing board, iron, sheet, laundry and hand embroidered handkerchiefs
have another you'll feel better soon 2026
glitter paper on canvas, bar, alcohol bottles, artificial turf, picket fence.
60" x 2'
Pink Escape 2025
Acrylic on canvas
36" x 48"
Woman as magenta and green decor 2026
Acrylic on canvas
60" x 72"
%20(2)_edited_edited.jpg)
Woman as pink and red decor 2026
Acrylic on canvas
36" x 48"
baked the cake 2026
embroidery on canvas
8" x 10"
the family 2026
embroidery on canvas
10" x 10"
the accidnet 2026
embroidery on canvas
10" x 10"
the aftermath 2026
embroidery on canvas
8" x 10"
bottom of page