I reconstruct locations as reimagined spaces by examining my personal history of homes. My work alludes to the simplification of memories. Prominent experiences inform memories of previous places I have lived. I include visible preliminary lines or underdrawings to depict an altered perception relating to the building’s structure. The imagery is made by combining drawings, photo documentation and 3D modeling that reflects a personal narrative. Materials for the handmade paper include recycled cotton and locally sourced plants native to the area depicted in the print.

The understanding I have of my surroundings are incorporated through landscape, implied narrative, structures and materials. I am working to acknowledge the fluidity of memories while reflecting both real and imagined spaces. These memories merge into new constructions of home. 

At Work / At Play, 2025, 9 1/8″ x 3 7/8,” double-sided Silkscreen

A comfortable living for a good worker, 2024, 16″ x 27,” Blind embossment on handmade cotton paper with handcoloring

Floating Through, 2022, 20″ x 16,” Silkscreen

Floating Through, 2022, 12 Frame Silkscreen Animation

Sojourn, 2020, 9.5″ x 10.5,” Woven Cotton and Wool

This is Only Temporary, 2016, 8′ x 16′ x 18,’ Wood, Muslin, Cast Handmade Paper

This is Only Temporary Detail, 2016, 8′ x 16′ x 18,’ Wood, Muslin, Cast Handmade Paper

This is Only Temporary Detail, 2016, 8′ x 16′ x 18,’ Wood, Muslin, Cast Handmade Paper

See You Later – Exterior Installation, 2016, 8′ x 42′ x 10,’ Handmade Paper on Wood Frames

See You Later – Interior Installation, 2015, 8′ x 15′ x 9,’ Paper on Wood Frames, Found Material

See You Later – Interior Installation Detail, 2015, 8′ x 15′ x 9,’ Handmade Paper on Wood Frames, Found Material

Lovers Lane Installation, 2014, 20′ x 26′ x 2,’ Woodcut, Intaglio, Lithograph and Silkscreen on Cotton, Baton Rouge, LA

Lovers Lane Installation Detail, 2014, 20′ x 26′ x 2,’ Woodcut, Intaglio, Lithograph and Silkscreen on Cotton, Baton Rouge, LA

Lovers Lane Installation – Window Detail, 2014, Woodcut, Intaglio, Lithograph and Silkscreen on Cotton

Valencia Installation, 2013, 10′ x 26,’ Reductive Woodcut on Cotton, Albuquerque, NM

Valencia Installation Detail, 2013, 10′ x 26,′ Reductive Woodcut on Cotton, Albuquerque, NM

The College House, 2015, 22″ x 30,” Handmade Paper, Silkscreen

Inside, watching, 2024, 11″ x 8.5,” Laser cut reductive relief on handmade banana/cotton paper

Hail Damage, 2024, 11″ x 30,” Handmade paper with banana plant inclusions

Don’t take anything with you, 2018, 11″ x 14,” Handmade Paper, Intaglio, Relief

Anywhere but here, 2016, 11″ Diameter, Handmade Paper, Intaglio, Lithograph

Learn as you need to, 2016, 15″ x 18,” Graphite

My Dad was a Carpenter, 2014, 20″ x 28,” Wood Lithograph, Stone Lithograph

Homage to Mishaps, 2016, 20″ x 28,” Lithograph, Hand Coloring

Everything Dies in Winter, 2014, 20″ x 28,” Lithograph, Hand Coloring

Fifty-seven Eyes Were Watching, 2015, 20″ x 28,” Lithograph, Silkscreen – Glow in the Dark Ink, Hand Coloring

This project is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.