What do the items of our past say about how we lived?
My work is a love letter to the feminine experience. I often feel nostalgic for eras and lives I never lived. Fascinated with the stories behind old objects, ephemera, and textiles, I create sculptures that invite you to think about the narratives of our past.
Thinking about our collective mortality and what evidence remains of our existence, I use my work as a vessel to process my complex feelings about life and death. There’s something fascinating about how objects hold time and memory. These objects, handwritten letters, and photos are often found suspended in resin or decorating the surface of my work, assembled to tell a reimagined story. What we inevitably leave behind says something about us as individuals, and as a culture.
About The Work
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Pesh
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Flee
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If These Walls Could Talk - The Writer
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Through The Looking Glass 2
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House Of Vintage
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Helan
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Candy Hearts
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Edith
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If These Walls Could Talk - Game Night
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Through The Looking Glass
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Daigaku 1946
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Decor
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1968 American Gothic
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Through The Looking Glass 3
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If These Walls Could Talk - Decor
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Through The Looking Glass - Jan
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Hearts
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Jefferson High
Get in Touch!
Drop us a line about your wildest vintage finds and let's create art together. Expect a jolt of creative energy in response - just like a thrifted gem waiting to be discovered!
