A collection of works based off of a performance in which I rolled a die every Sunday morning for a month to determine how many inches of my hair I would cut off. 

This series of works captures my struggle to mend myself by sacrificing parts of myself. This concept is conveyed through unraveled canvas thread haphazardly stitching aggressively cut holes back together. This series concludes with myself tucked into this damaged canvas for protection.

This series captures the dispersity of memory. It grapples with the idea that two close people can experience one moment and perceive it differently. Memory can unravel and alter until you question the significance of a shared memory.

A series prompted by my time working at a public school. Analyzing the relationship between the walls of the classroom and the playground outside.