Latest Series: Southern Exposure
Title: I Think I’m Coming Apart, 2026
Southern Exposure
Southern Exposure examines my return to the rural South and the experience of feeling deeply rooted in a place while remaining partially unseen. Continuing questions introduced in The Quiet Carries Me, this series explores how queer life unfolds within familiar landscapes shaped by expectations about who belongs and how they should live. Altered textiles and repurposed rural objects give physical form to the strain of maintaining those connections. Pastoral imagery unravels, while bodily gestures suggest the uncertainty of reaching toward others or becoming the subject of their scrutiny. The work reflects on the emotional distance that can exist within proximity to home, where affection for a place persists alongside discomfort with its limits. Through these disruptions, Southern Exposure considers what it means to remain connected to the South while making room for a life beyond its inherited expectations.
Title: This Quiet Carries Me - 2025
There’s a stillness in rural life that can feel both sheltering and suffocating.
This piece is about the tension of queer existence in places that rarely say your name out loud—but where every tree, every field, somehow knows you anyway.
It’s about how nature becomes the only witness. The quiet doesn’t judge—but it doesn’t console either. It just holds you.
Carries you.
For anyone who’s ever walked the backroads of themselves, wondering if they’re alone—you’re not.
Not really.
Title: I Left Before You Noticed, 2026
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Title: Stop Pointing Fingers, 2026 (detail)
Title: TBD - 2025