I wager that democracy lives or dies there—in pleasure, in taste, in the private moment when something moves you before you know why. Magic happens in the slippage: between sound and body, image and desire, freedom and its consequences. I listen to music when I make art, and this playlist is whats been on loud lately.

Some of us can’t help but reveal our nature. Like a pentimento, an otherness emerges. These assemblages combine layered printed imagery, portraits, drawings, and patterns over porcelain, and crumpled sheets of tin.

During the pandemic I found a comfort in making tea bowls; traditional forms made through the lens of my experiences living in post-industrial urban landscapes. Tea bowls for our Anthropocene age.

A series of paintings that begin with images of people, places, or things, which undergo transformative layers of erasure resulting in abstracted traces that blur the boundaries between objects and images, as forms intertwine and camouflage unfolds.

An interdisciplinary collaborative project about radical queer histories.