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Locked In
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This oversized bra sculpture with a lock and key is created into a tableau is intended to emphasize on gender confines and the expectations that come along with clothing.
2019
Made from up-cycled textiles and wire
Fashion Faux Pas
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This piece is made from up-cycled textiles and accentuates the oversized shoulder pads which were made to help women fit in to a male dominated setting.
Conceptually this piece was intended to create a narrative around the pitfalls of the fashion industry and the relation it holds to other art forms.
2019
Made from curtains, sheets, and wire
Now Who's Laughing
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This "wedding dress" is a satirical piece on how women who feel pressured to get married or are in an arranged marriage can be expected to do things that may not be physically or mentally healthy for them
2018
Made From curtains and garbage bags
Who Wears The Pants
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The intentions of this project are to create a narrative about women who are constantly being compared to their male counterpart and questioning the traditional role of who is considered the provider in a relationship.
This tableau shows the long road women have gone down in order to compete in the corporate world.
2019
Sculpture made from wire and custom textiles.
Tied Down
This sculpture uses satire to provide a new perspective on traditional work attire, along with creating a narrative that questions the confines of our clothing and challenges our expectations of gender roles.
2020
Set for Two
The purpose of this installation setting is to enhance the narrative around
intimacy, rejection and mental health. created this scene with up-cycled furniture and paints.
2018
It's Not All Pink and Blue
The tableau is focusing on gender confines within clothing.
2020
Generated Kuebiko
With catastrophes and terrifying news relentlessly following one another it only makes sense to feel an intense amount of emotions towards the state of the world. It's exhausting and sometimes sighing seems to be the only thing left.
2020
Developing Nature
Using photography of nature in an untraditional way in hopes of it drawing attention to our landscapes and starting a conversation about preservation.
The additional element will invite people to be seen within nature and speak with it, putting yourself in its trunk. ​
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