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This piece is part of a series about lesbian relationships and how many people automatically sexualize them or treat them as something for their own pleasure. The series consists of obscured, nude portraits of me and my partner engaging in acts of…

With this self-portrait, I challenged myself with color by inverting portions of the piece. I also wanted to make it a little bit interactive, so while pointing a camera with an inverted filter, the colors will invert.

This piece pictures my parents on their engagement. I painted it during my decision to attend the University of Kansas, one of the most convincing factors being that my parents got married in the Danforth Chapel on campus.

This image was taken on, A Journey to Ecuador: University of Kansas and University of Vermont. This special photo captures the spirit of the 2024 spring break student-led trip where I led a multi-disciplinary group of students to Los Arboleros Farm…

This piece represents the cliché of “Crocodile Tears”, which means to cry tears of sorrow that aren’t sincere. The origin of this phrase comes from the 16th century idea that crocodiles wept while they consumed their prey. With this in mind. I…