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Twiddle, Poke, Hold
This series explores intimacy with objects through hand held forms. These sculptures gain texture through material play, both hard and soft. The handholds suggest ambiguous function and reference product design, everyday objects, and ergonomic form LA Times Review More |
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Conversation Pieces
My Conversation Pieces position participants into different physical relationships that refer to types of conversations. Social interaction is a dance that can call for many body arrangements. LA Times Review More |
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Body, Object, Body, Mark Installation
In this installation the element of color was muted to explore how space and touchable artwork collect physical evidence left behind from interaction. The marks are a visual memory, a haptic map. More |
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