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The Watermelon Has Been Compromised
For Samuels Public Library’s Tiny Art exhibit, I painted a bitten watermelon on a sunny picnic table, inspired by summertime memories, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, and the playful idea that the fruit had been compromised. Read More
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Dial ‘I’ for interactive: New exhibit celebrates 150 years of communication
Northern Virginia Daily: Highlights the Restoring the Signal exhibit at Stone Branch Center for the Arts, which explores vintage communication technology through interactive telephones, storytelling, oral histories, nostalgia, and community participation, centered on 150 years of communication history. Read More
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Artist Trading Card: Starry Eyes
I created an interactive double-sided art card inspired by Van Gogh, dreams, and hidden identities. Built from magazine scraps, thread, tape, and improvisation, the project became an accidental experiment in masks, movement, and creative problem-solving. Read More
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Restoring the Signal
Restoring the Signal: an interactive exhibit blending antique telephones, VoIP technology, accessibility tools, voicemail recordings, and community curiosity into a living communications experiment at Stone Branch Center for the Arts. Read More
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Pysanky Ukrainian egg
A quiet Sunday visit turned into a hands-on lesson in patience, creativity, and imperfection. While decorating a Ukrainian egg, I rediscovered childhood memories, experimented with unfamiliar techniques, and learned that sometimes the process matters more than the outcome. Read More
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Four-Inch Windows Into 1881
Restoring 1881 Warren Sentinel advertisements into modern print blocks involves scaling fragile scans, repairing lost ink, and making careful design choices. Each piece becomes a balance between historical preservation and creative interpretation, transforming forgotten newsprint into tactile artifacts ready for printing. Read More