If it qualifies for a tax break, a heart break, or a mental break, it may be a part of my work. I explore diverse perspectives, focusing on contemporary experiences of queer and disabled individuals. I share these experiences to illuminate the richness of our communities and the intersections therein. By portraying narratives of marginalized individuals, I seek to dismantle societal barriers, fostering empathy, understanding, and inclusivity. I aspire to continue making work with community at the core of my practice. 

I create porcelain casts of stigmatized disability aids to challenge perceptions about those who rely on them, using the disability pride flag’s color language and historical references to reframe these objects. I create collages detailing historical movements and fights for our rights that are becoming increasingly relevant in new contexts.My work spans ceramics, painting, printmaking, photography, and installations. While I often engage with political themes, I also explore the intimate and erotic aspects of human life as a means of creating greater connection and understanding between groups and individuals. Through all of my work, I aim to celebrate people and all the good we can do for each other.