A gas station against the sky.
Heart section of my sculpture "A Song of Joy and Gladness"
The corner of a structure in the Chinese Reconciliation Park in Tacoma.
My favorite shed on the drive to Ellensburg.
A drain that looks almost medieval.
Detail shot of a ceramic sculpture "Oh my God I Want to Peel All My Skin Off" about sensory sensitivity
Ceramic wall hanging with the text "Love Doesn't Need to Destroy You Anymore" - song lyrics that feel more relevant to me in family structures instead of romantic ones.
The final panel of a comic about how the brain is for loving others, and the heart is for me.
Fire alarm on a yellow ceiling, contrasted with a caution sign in a stairwell.
"Metamorphosis", a clay sculpture that my dad keeps in his office
A photo series with "My Ass Stares Back", a set of pants with my eyes on the back pockets, putting a woman in socially male situations (the hardware aisle, fixing a car, contrasted with bananas)
Closeup of "Web of Misogyny"
"What has Grown" sculpture about holding on to dangerous past memories but not keeping them too close.
"Symphony", a painting using only primary colors, exhibited in Primary Colors: An Open Juried Show, by the Rhode Island Watercolor Society.
"Stackables", Made my final quarter of college, I was playing with taking pieces apart and getting height.