"Twisted Tongues" is an ongoing series that alters nursery rhymes and children's tales to shed light on the foundation of violence that underlies western culture. It takes the form of several iterations. In these artist's book, a noose strings stories sung by brown skin.

(Please see the project for the full description) "It Fit The Description" is both an autobiographical narrative and a social critique. It’s based on an incident in pre-k when a white boy approached me and said, “You’re black”. I replied, “No I’m not. I’m brown”. I grabbed a brown and a black crayon and held them to my skin to prove that the brown crayon matched me, not the black one. With that memory in mind, I removed wrappers from brown crayons and rewrapped them with labels from black crayons... I'm illustrating how reducing a spectrum of browns to a single color becomes problematic when police interact with African Americans. The sounds of sirens and “Ring Around The Rosie”, a nursery rhyme about The Black Death, extend the narrative. Site-specific video installation, stereo sound

The text on the glass and broadsides