Category: Senior Spotlight

I’m most excited about my work with material technologies on the fringe of abject.

I’m trying to wrangle a whole bunch of big ideas about capitalism and family and memory and trauma and empathy and the super out-of-touch idea that humans can somehow ‘escape’ into space.

My work references the things that reside at the edges of our awareness and understanding; the impossibly big and the incomprehensibly small.

Since working from home: “It has been productive and healing to be able to revisit old practices such as painting and drawing.”

I’m currently working on a 22,500-page co-authored digital book that documents 22,500 square feet of the CFA Lawn.

The images I study are the easy or obvious representation of socio-political differences, but by working with them, I can complicate their intake both materially and as an attitude interpersonally.

I use sport and athletics as a language and lens through which I see and create my work.

I call myself a sculptor because someone once told me “everyone has a vague idea of what that means, but no one’s willing to ask.”

I’m interested in constructs of the self, overlapping planes of reality, and cute things.

I work mostly in photography and visual narrative, but I think a lot about stories that can be told through the invisible.