Made possible with grants from both the Ignite Music and Arts festival and the Transformus Music and Arts festival, and installed at both locations in the summer of 2023, the Prismatic Portal visualizes my fascination with the Doorway Effect, which hypothesizes that we forget more easily when passing through a doorway. The colors represent the ROYGBIV light spectrum, as well as the chakras on the body. 2023. 8'x12'x6'. Linen, steel, aluminum. 

These garments of protection were created by and for the artist’s use as reminders of the support and encouragement of her family, friends, and community. Begun by asking her Facebook friends to contribute outlines of their hands, she then designed fabric that incorporated the hands outlines and sewed a scarf and apron from the resulting fabrics. The scarf is ringed with amulets created by the artist from aluminum cans that function like Mexican milagros. She has also sewn on words describing her community values and has added silkscreened spiral images to the scarf.

A series of silkscreen prints first inspired by conversations with the artist's white friends and family about the concept of systemic racism, begun during the Black Lives Matter movement. This series seeks to combine social justice messagery with the aesthetic qualities of classic signage, such as the "Yes, We Are Open!" sign, in order to visually tie racism with capitalist institutions. All prints are silkscreen printed, 8.5x10.5 inches. 

A series of installations created in the artist's home during the 2020 COVID-19 crisis, when she took to her own domestic surroundings to confront her feelings around the pandemic.