88"H x 32"W x 25"D

Mixed Media

Symbolizes our demand for instant gratification through online shopping. It critiques how the convenience of quick deliveries can overshadow the value of patience and traditional shopping experiences. The artwork encourages viewers to reflect on their consumption habits and the broader cultural shift towards speed and convenience

48”H x 42”W x 2.25”D

Mixed Media

A tapestry of the year’s past fashion trends, each represented with a distinct texture that symbolizes its unique moment in time. The fusion of these textures creates a harmonious yet thought-provoking collage, reflecting on how quickly these trends come and go, leaving behind a trail of ecological consequences

47"H x37"W x21"D

Mixed Media

This piece starkly illustrates the devastating impact of human activities on marine ecosystems, emphasizing the urgent need to address plastic waste. It serves as a powerful reminder of our responsibility to protect and preserve our oceans for future generations

84”Hx37.5”Wx22”D

Mixed Media

A bold statement on the fine line between appreciation and obsession, highlighting how a simple pleasure can evolve into a societal staple with complex repercussions

82"Hx78"Wx5"D

Mixed Media

Single use plastics shaped into an imperfect heart symbolizes the flawed relationship between human consumption and the environment, urging viewers to adopt more to sustainable practices

77"H x 41"W x .75"D

Faux fur, PVA glue, Cotton yarn on canvas

A compelling art piece that uses faux fabric knots on a grid to form a symbolic cage, critiquing the fashion industry’s use of animal fur in winter wear. The artwork’s textured surface and stark imagery invite viewers to reflect on the hidden cruelties in the pursuit of luxury

107"H x 68"W x 99"D

Paper, Ink, PVA glue

A symbol of the often overlooked environmental and ethical costs of mass-produced clothing. A statement on the excesses of modern fashion and its impact on our world

96"H x 144"W x 120"D

Mixed Media

This sculpture features a mannequin adorned in various fast fashion garments, standing before a tornado made of trendy clothes. It critiques the environmental and social impacts of the fast fashion industry, symbolizing the chaotic and destructive consequences of overconsumption and waste

Four large, golden frames, each left intentionally blank, symbolizing the superficial nature of social media, where appearances often overshadow reality. The gilded frames represent the polished, yet hollow, allure of online personas, urging viewers to look beyond the surface and question the authenticity of what they see

(eatures 30 circles suspended from the ceiling by wool strings. Each circle represents a reminder to consider whether an item can be worn 30 times before purchasing it, promoting a pledge to reduce fast fashion consumption. The hanging circles symbolize the thoughtful and deliberate approach needed to make more sustainable fashion choices

The curved mirror symbolizes the need to bend our rules and perspectives when considering our consumption habits. The candle holder, with its seven unique heads, represents the diverse and often convoluted thoughts we have about what we should buy. Together, these pieces urge viewers to reflect on their purchasing decisions and embrace more mindful consumption practices

24"H x 24"W x 1.5"D

Silk fabric, Plaster, PVA glue, glitter, acrylic on canvas

A transformation of the ephemeral into the eternal. Composed of a bridesmaid dress that has lived its fleeting moment of glory, the pieces reimagine the garment’s destiny. The dress, once a symbol of joy and celebration, is dissected and stretched across three canvases, a triptych that speaks to the fragmentation of memories)

19"H x 21.75" W x 52" D

Reclaimed wood, faux fur fabric, PVA glue

An invitation to sit on our choices. Can opulence co-exist with sustainability?

The round elements of this furniture symbolize our over looping consumption