related spaces
Begun during a 2024 residency at Arte Lagos in Mexico City, this ongoing body of work uses reclaimed wood, demolition materials, asphalt shingles, earth, tar, and ink. Burned, layered, and assembled into dark paintings and objects, the work considers structure, weight, and how separate parts meet, support, resist, and alter one another—questions that have continued into my later work about friendship and connection.
hidden door - 20x16 in, asphalt shingles, tar, tar paper, burlap, ink, flame, 2024
alone - 66x15x6 in, reclaimed wood, asphalt shingles, tar, tar paper, earth, ink, ash, 2024
so many years - 28x20x6 in, reclaimed wood, asphalt shingles, tar, tar paper, earth, ink, chapapote, 2024
a place to hide - 38x30x3 in, reclaimed wood, asphalt shingles, asphalt, tar paper, earth, flame, ink, 2024
looking back - 28x24 in, asphalt shingles, tar, tar paper, earth, ash, ink, flame, 2024
black kite - 28x24 in, asphalt shingles, tar, tar paper, earth, ink, ash, flame, 2024
us - 28x20x6 in, reclaimed wood, tar, tar paper, earth, ink, chapapote, flame, 2024
temporary shelter - 28x24 in, reclaimed wood, tar, tar paper, ash, ink, 2025
remnants - 44x24 in, reclaimed wood, asphalt shingles, tar, tar paper, earth, ink, flame, 2025