This mixed-media piece features a towering pile composed of over 40 real, handwritten mini to-do lists collected from female friends, colleagues, and family. Perched atop the overwhelming stack, a tiny figure finds refuge inside a warm cuppa—a playful yet relatable reminder that self-care means carving out moments to pause, step back, and simply declare yourself […]
Mount Washmore – A monumental, ever-growing landmark of dirty, clean, and “worn for two hours so it’s not really dirty but not clean enough for the closet” clothing items. Widely recognized as one of the modern wonders of the domestic world.A geological formation constructed primarily of mismatched socks, forgotten workout gear, and hoodies borrowed three […]
This cheeky mixed-media piece serves as a playful protest against housework, staging a clever optical illusion where a sweet bouquet of pink roses is actually made of tiny rubber cleaning gloves. Set against a wallpaper backdrop in a thrifted vase, the arrangement required meticulous experimentation—and a fair amount of accidentally super-gluing my own fingers together—to […]
The flowers given when the person they are about is no longer there to receive them.
Sheep celebrate their anniversary in a little boat under a blazing starry sky (champagne chilling for later). Acrylic painting on wood slice.
Happy sheep enjoying a berry themed picnic with a nice cup of hot tea from the thermos. Acrylic painting on wood slice.
Pop art style abstract work with the same concept of the disposable cutlery but only with only forks – creating artwork with a simple design aesthetic to make the audience view the object differently
Pop art style abstract artwork illustrating the extremely minor evolution in cutlery and for someone the ultimate decider in which piece of cutlery is the correct one to use for which course, and which food. Some will use either a spoon, OR a fork, and sometimes both for one meal. No knife required. You literally […]
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