Month March 2025
This represents that trans and nonbinary people have always existed and always will. They have been here throughout history and will continue to be. We see them waiting for the rights they deserve.
In 2013, in hopes of promoting a more exciting and spectator friendly environment, the International Judo Federation (IJF) outlawed the gripping of an opponents legs or pants to throw them. To the dismay of many Judoka (Judo practitioners), this removed… Continue Reading →
An iteration of the centuries-old motif “Death and the Maiden,” which has often been used to explore the tension between life and mortality. I chose to adapt this motif as a narrative of the unstable and cyclical nature of gender… Continue Reading →
Every door holds a choice, a possibility, a path. Some open with ease, revealing the rain or sun. Others open with uncertainty of what lies ahead, daring you to step through into the unknown. Will you choose the familiar doorway, the one that welcomes you like an old friend? Or will you grasp the handle of the unseen, letting curiosity guide your steps?
Today, the doors are endless. One leads to adventure, another to home. Some are just waiting only for your courage.
So, where will you go today?
I made this piece out of inspiration by the funding freeze that was placed on USAID last week. I adapted the USAID logo to have a middle finger sticking out to symbolize its disregard for the affected people.
I created this collage to address sexism in the video game community and within video games themselves. I have researched this topic multiple times, and I chose to discuss it because I have personally experienced it many times and feel… Continue Reading →
This piece focus on human expansion and how often it causes the death of our ecosystems. Estuaries are a major part of our surrounding community, and are key areas for many different species. It’s a nursery for these thousands of… Continue Reading →
Women influence over half of the motor industry yet they only make up about 3% of the mechanics in the US. I made this work to not only demonstrate how influential women are in the motor industry but also to… Continue Reading →
The soundscape is a combination of a rip from a punk rock CD and a recording of rain from inside a tent done nearby where this photo was shot on the Olympic Peninsula a few years ago. The intent is… Continue Reading →
A photographic exploration of the intense affects of humanity on the natural world. Paved Over reflects how our reliance on cars and on constructed environments has created a rift between humans and the world we evolved to inhabit. It also… Continue Reading →