Historically women were suppressed spiritually, domestically, politically and sexually. “Rebirth” explores ideas of love, self-worth and family as a queer woman.

Historically and currently women have been suppressed spiritually, domestically, politically and sexually. “A little death” explores ideas of pleasure, agency of one’s body, and dominance over cultural norms and acceptance.

Illusive Charm: Tales of Magic and Dreams is an installation consisting of 3,000 dried flowers, ceramic sculpture and other natural material. The installation is about the illusive charm society has over our culture and the false safety for women.

The Mountain in this installation represents the safe place for women to live to their fullest of being, or one’s truest self. The Mountain holds a secret inclosure of women living and loving, safe but under a watchful eye.

A Mother’s Legacy is about the mother’s ability for protection and power.

A Mother transports her babies to safety on the back of an Insectafowl; a trust worthy creature armed for danger.

“Waiting for my Lover” is about the process of solitude when discovering ones-self and recognizing the longing for sapphic relationships.