Tag project:NOW
There are trans underground railroads working to protect people’s access to healthcare and rights. People are on planes but also in spare rooms; someone hosting scared person after person drew some handmade toilet paper wrappers. This is piece of sculpture… Continue Reading →
“Out of Grasp” is a piece inspired by the increasing cost of imports due to tariffs. A subject my parents particularly remind me to pay attention to when shopping online. This piece splices & combines many photographs taken by myself… Continue Reading →
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.
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 →
I recently went to Emerald City Comic Con and found many different forms of identity. These are all business cards with the artists work on them, showing how the media we consume today affects how we mold and shape who… Continue Reading →
This is a critique on modern western masculinity I saw while growing up in Wyoming. This image taken from a gay porno which makes it even better. I made these pieces in response of the recent challenges to Obergefell V…. Continue Reading →
This watercolor and pen piece appropriates a recent post from the White House’s official Instagram account, depicting President Donald Trump in a crown with the words “Long Live the King.” This appropriation is influenced by jester cards in a standard… Continue Reading →
For this project, I used felt scraps, thread and beading to create a functional wallet. My goal was to address the current issues of National Park funding by the Trump administration, through referencing the national park logo in my design…. Continue Reading →