Recent and Ongoing Work:
A Walk in the Dark
This is a work in progress that employs both a browser-based experience and a physical sculptural artist's book to explore the liberatory power of being enshrouded by darkness or fog. I am interested in creating interactive experiences that allow viewers to reclaim or reimagine darkness and fog as empowering spaces for trans and queer thriving. The digital portion of this work was developed during a 2024 residency in Ireland and a 2025 digital residency at Public Access Memories. Both the digital and physical elements of the work are still in progress:
Consensus Sensing
Created for The Wrong Biennale, Consensus Sensing is a continuation of my series of investigative experiments into the transphobia baked into AI image generation. This project expands my image series Consensus Portraits into an online interactive archive with a custom user interface containing footnotes, context, and overlays, inviting viewers to closely read the images. This work is currently on display as part of the Debox pavilion/exhibition hosted by Public Access Memories.
The Fog
Over the past few years, I have been making work that considers fog as an aspirational figure for trans embodiment. Recently, some new pieces and in forms of old pieces from this research have been shown in Bloomington Indiana as part of the Re:Visit | Celebrating a Decade of McKinney Visiting Artists show curated at the Grunwald Gallery of Art.
One of the works in the show was The Fog from 2023, displayed here for the first time in an installation format:
I am actively working to reduce my carbon footprint in both the production and dissemination of my work. Find out more about my efforts here: