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My work tells stories about place. My practice spans sculpture, fiber, installation, design and public art. My conceptually driven work critically examines history, craft, architecture and urbanism, particularly as they relate to the built environment. A self-taught artist with a background in Planning and Landscape Architecture, my experience in the design and development of cities and public spaces shapes my artist lens. My work investigates dominant colonial narratives in the American landscape while spotlighting hidden histories and ancestral knowledge in contrast, serving as both a critique and a celebration – interrogating power structures that shape place while amplifying the resilience and ingenuity within marginalized communities.
My process is rooted in place-based research and public engagement. I collaborate with communities through workshops, interviews, and participatory making, translating collective knowledge into physical form. The resulting works function as social sculptures—durable,site-specific installations that invite interaction, reflection, and shared authorship. Through this approach, I create accessible, meaningful public art that fosters connection, visibility, and a deeper understanding of place.