2017
Materials: latex, the dirt, backpack, airplane, car.
2017
Materials: plaster, latex, fishing line, discarded bedding and clothing.
2015 - present
Materials: handfuls of dirt and plant matter, zip codes, real estate values per handful
2018
Metal Bank Superfund Site, Philadephia, PA
Materials: 13 red lights, 1 grow light, string, paper, pencil, tweezers, wire, tape, pine rosin, pigeon egg, barn funnel weaver webs, barn funnel weaver spiders, dried squirrel corpse, mile-a-minute weed, salmonberry, virginia creeper, common vetch, common ivy, yellow sweetclover, old man’s beard, compass plant, japanese knotweed, mullen
2015-present
Materials: holes in the ground
2017
Materials: latex, dirt.
2017-present
A collaborative project with interdisciplinary microbiologist and UC Berkeley PhD student, Alexa Nicolas.
2015
Materials: land stolen from across the continental United States.
2015-16
Materials: inkjet print soaked in the Pacific for six months, and an inkjet print soak in the Pacific for one year
2014
Charcoal, cotton dress, water, 7 days
I circled the gallery, a rotation for each year of life of a lost friend. At 2:27 pm I circled the gallery 18 times, for the first lost friend. At 2:51 I circled the gallery 24 times, for the second. At the beginning of each performance I removed my shoes and donned a simple white dress. With each rotation a path of charcoal was laid down by my feet and brushed by the dress that trailed behind. The performance was repeated each day for one week.
At a time when the University of Pennsylvania had lost four students to suicide over the course of two months, this piece mourned those lost in my circle of friends, and one the campus as a whole.
2014
Materials: wax, fists, friends
