Hileman is engaged in a three-year project during her residency at Creative Alliance to sculpt 500 ceramic portraits of musicians, created during live performances in the Baltimore metropolitan area. All 500 will be shown together at Creative Alliance in May 2021. These portraits are created live during performances, and are woodfired at Baltimore Clayworks. Venues included so far:  Bertha’s Mussels, Le Mondo, Waverly Brewing Co, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, Mobtown Ballroom, Creative Alliance, Waterfront Hotel, Cat’s Eye Pub, 1919, Light City, North Ave Market, Terra Cafe, Union Collective, Function Co Work, Laughing Pint, Baltimore Clayworks, Five & Dime Alehouse, Baltimore Center Stage, The Crown, Upperco Music Festival, Zizzimos, WTMD 1st Thursdays, Dundalk Heritage Park, Friends of Patterson Park Pagoda Concerts, Reverb, Ottobar

Hileman is engaged in a three-year project during her residency at Creative Alliance to sculpt 500 ceramic portraits of musicians, created during live performances in the Baltimore metropolitan area. All 500 will be shown together at Creative Alliance in May 2021. These portraits are created live during performances, and are woodfired at Baltimore Clayworks. Venues included so far:  Bertha’s Mussels, Le Mondo, Waverly Brewing Co, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, Mobtown Ballroom, Creative Alliance, Waterfront Hotel, Cat’s Eye Pub, 1919, Light City, North Ave Market, Terra Cafe, Union Collective, Function Co Work, Laughing Pint, Baltimore Clayworks, Five & Dime Alehouse, Baltimore Center Stage, The Crown, Upperco Music Festival, Zizzimos, WTMD 1st Thursdays, Dundalk Heritage Park, Friends of Patterson Park Pagoda Concerts, Reverb, Ottobar

Hileman is engaged in a three-year project during her residency at Creative Alliance to sculpt 500 ceramic portraits of musicians, created during live performances in the Baltimore metropolitan area. All 500 will be shown together at Creative Alliance in May 2021. These portraits are created live during performances, and are woodfired at Baltimore Clayworks. Venues included so far:  Bertha’s Mussels, Le Mondo, Waverly Brewing Co, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, Mobtown Ballroom, Creative Alliance, Waterfront Hotel, Cat’s Eye Pub, 1919, Light City, North Ave Market, Terra Cafe, Union Collective, Function Co Work, Laughing Pint, Baltimore Clayworks, Five & Dime Alehouse, Baltimore Center Stage, The Crown, Upperco Music Festival, Zizzimos, WTMD 1st Thursdays, Dundalk Heritage Park, Friends of Patterson Park Pagoda Concerts, Reverb, Ottobar

Hileman is engaged in a three-year project during her residency at Creative Alliance to sculpt 500 ceramic portraits of musicians, created during live performances in the Baltimore metropolitan area. All 500 will be shown together at Creative Alliance in May 2021. These portraits are created live during performances, and are woodfired at Baltimore Clayworks. Venues included so far:  Bertha’s Mussels, Le Mondo, Waverly Brewing Co, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, Mobtown Ballroom, Creative Alliance, Waterfront Hotel, Cat’s Eye Pub, 1919, Light City, North Ave Market, Terra Cafe, Union Collective, Function Co Work, Laughing Pint, Baltimore Clayworks, Five & Dime Alehouse, Baltimore Center Stage, The Crown, Upperco Music Festival, Zizzimos, WTMD 1st Thursdays, Dundalk Heritage Park, Friends of Patterson Park Pagoda Concerts, Reverb, Ottobar

Hileman is engaged in a three-year project during her residency at Creative Alliance to sculpt 500 ceramic portraits of musicians, created during live performances in the Baltimore metropolitan area. All 500 will be shown together at Creative Alliance in May 2021. These portraits are created live during performances, and are woodfired at Baltimore Clayworks. Venues included so far:  Bertha’s Mussels, Le Mondo, Waverly Brewing Co, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, Mobtown Ballroom, Creative Alliance, Waterfront Hotel, Cat’s Eye Pub, 1919, Light City, North Ave Market, Terra Cafe, Union Collective, Function Co Work, Laughing Pint, Baltimore Clayworks, Five & Dime Alehouse, Baltimore Center Stage, The Crown, Upperco Music Festival, Zizzimos, WTMD 1st Thursdays, Dundalk Heritage Park, Friends of Patterson Park Pagoda Concerts, Reverb, Ottobar

Hileman is engaged in a three-year project during her residency at Creative Alliance to sculpt 500 ceramic portraits of musicians, created during live performances in the Baltimore metropolitan area. All 500 will be shown together at Creative Alliance in May 2021. These portraits are created live during performances, and are woodfired at Baltimore Clayworks. Venues included so far:  Bertha’s Mussels, Le Mondo, Waverly Brewing Co, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, Mobtown Ballroom, Creative Alliance, Waterfront Hotel, Cat’s Eye Pub, 1919, Light City, North Ave Market, Terra Cafe, Union Collective, Function Co Work, Laughing Pint, Baltimore Clayworks, Five & Dime Alehouse, Baltimore Center Stage, The Crown, Upperco Music Festival, Zizzimos, WTMD 1st Thursdays, Dundalk Heritage Park, Friends of Patterson Park Pagoda Concerts, Reverb, Ottobar

Works in Home & Hearth are reflections of common domestic objects.  By absorbing and recontextualizing these everyday forms into art, Home & Hearth reframes their focus from utility to critique.  Due to the unique indexical properties of the casting process, these objects evoke a domestic space within the gallery and open it up for conversation. Home & Hearth asks the viewer to take a critical look at their domestic spaces, the objects that inhabit them, and the roles implied by them.

Home & Hearth was shown at Maryland Institute College of Art in Pinkard Gallery during Feburary 2018.

Terra Firma is situated within the long history of narrative figuration and seeks to utilize this history and the implied constraints to activate our current political climate.These works show women as the vanguard; gaining personal power while facing hostile gender politics. Here, women are both maker and subject. The raw, powerful figures in Terra Firma portray women as aware, independent, powerful, and pushing boundaries. Pushing past the traditional feminine depiction of women in art as innocent, beautiful and accessible; these works examine the complexity of femininity today. Terra Firma taps into the resilience, diverse capability, and growing authority of modern women. Terra Firma was shown at Maryland Institute College of Art during ArtWalk 2018 in Leidy Atrium.