Month November 2024
General Strength is a piece that talks about the inherent difference of strength between males and females and how that creates injustice for females competing in women’s sport. This difference of strength is shown in the funnel where there is… Continue Reading →
This collection of high resolution portraits of my group of close queer friends with their names, pronouns and identities is meant to provide a sense of urgency for the immediate need for more protective legislation and mental health resources for our community. These images are simple yet striking and meant capture more than words can say on this current crisis in our modern sociopolitical world regarding the high suicide rates correlated to the anti- trans/gay political forces elected in our government. Titled ‘Help is Available’ to draw attention to the meaning of this without taking away from the images by cluttering them with words. The eyes of individuals carrying this message better than text blocks ever could.
This infographic briefly explains the issues surrounding the equitable funding of schools in America. It is difficult to equitably fund schools purely through policy because we live in a capitalist country and rich people will always find a way to… Continue Reading →
This work is a collage that (hopefully) highlights that there are problems surrounding the security of agriculture systems especially in small and commercial farms. Near the barn and next to the fence are older model computers one of which is… Continue Reading →
This piece is inspired by Project 2025 and the effects that it will have on our environment. From drilling oil to deforestation. The effects of Project 2025 will be devastating to our environment.
I chose to create this piece to comment on the American medical-industrial complex and the way it profits from illness. I also made it with the Canadian discussions surrounding expanding eligibility for M.A.I.D. (medical assistance in dying) to include the… Continue Reading →
This piece is inspired by the two most recent hurricanes that hit the southeastern US and the believe that they are evidence of and exacerbated by human driven climate change. The ambient music is intended to capture an emotional sense… Continue Reading →
This piece critiques the contradictions inherent in the ideologies of Project 2025, highlighting its threat to LGBTQ+ and minority rights. Through a blend of religious symbolism and irony, it challenges viewers to examine how selective interpretations of faith uphold systemic… Continue Reading →
This piece reflects on the current state of identity politics, risen to an elevated pitch by the global introduction of Artificial Intelligence in recent years. As artists, our identity is tightly linked to our ability to communicate to the public,… Continue Reading →
In this painting, I chose to highlight society’s view on struggling addicts as others through painting the person in a blue color-scheme. The reference is from a photo I took of a person struggling from severe withdrawal from fentanyl on… Continue Reading →