What Will This Protect Me From?
An interactive site specific performance art piece exploring intention, politics, and the color yellow at Studio 408 in Portland, ME.
Tumbling Tumbleweed
A performance that viscerally tackled the process of writing, the mythology surrounding the American West, and the cleansing support of loved ones.
Horror Vacuii
“Nature abhors a vacuum”—AristotleHorror Vacuii worked over three days, as a reaction to a public art policy at Bates College, which allowed college employees to take down and destroy a public art piece halfway through its completion. In the same space, I created an artificial blank space, inspired by Miranda July and Harrell Fletcher’s 2002 Learning to Love You More project. Passerby's were encouraged to participate.
Prompts included:
Complete one or more of the following:
List 3 sets of opposites.
Draw a lamp.
Paraphrase something thoughtful that you’ve learned, memorized, heard, said, read about, etc. in the last few days.
Draw a circle.
Briefly react to the word “FULL” through a drawing, writing, or anything else.
