Rest, 2026
Found pig rib bones, wire mesh in wooden frame, tabby blocks
Dimensions variable
Rest brings together gathered materials in an arrangement guided by their physical properties. The delicate curves of the bones form a network of lines held within the rigid grid, creating a temporary relationship of balance and suspension.
Rest, 2026 (detail)
Found pig rib bones, wire mesh in wooden frame, tabby blocks
Dimensions variable
Rest, 2026 (detail)
Found pig rib bones, wire mesh in wooden frame, tabby blocks
Dimensions variable
Bank, 2026 (alternate view)
Found rocks from the Gihon River, metal mesh architectural panel
Dimensions variable
Bank, 2026
Found rocks from the Gihon River, metal mesh architectural panel
Dimensions variable
Bank is a temporary installation in which stones gathered along the Gihon River in Vermont are arranged within a found metal mesh panel. Held in place by gravity, their accumulated weight creates a precarious relationship between natural material and supporting structure
Bank, 2026 (detail)
Found rocks from the Gihon River, metal mesh architectural panel
Dimensions variable
Bank, 2026 (detail )
Found rocks from the Gihon River, metal mesh architectural panel
Dimensions variable
Understory, 2026
Spanish moss, found architectural elements, stainless steel mesh, nylon mesh, plant material, soil
80 x 36 x 36 in (approx.)
On view at Laney Contemporary through Dec 19, 2026
Understory is an outdoor installation in which found architectural elements are assembled into a four-sided enclosure and largely obscured by Spanish moss. Within the structure, living ferns grow in a shallow planter. Concealment and containment intersect with ongoing processes of growth and decay.
Understory (alternative view), 2026
Spanish moss, found architectural elements, stainless steel mesh, nylon mesh, plant material, soil
80 x 36 x 36 in (approx.)
Understory (detail1 1), 2026
Spanish moss, found architectural elements, stainless steel mesh, nylon mesh, plant material, soil
80 x 36 x 36 in (approx.)
Understory (detail 2), 2026
Spanish moss, found architectural elements, stainless steel mesh, nylon mesh, plant material, soil
80 x 36 x 36 in (approx.)
Cloak, 2026
Spanish moss, wire, nylon net, found objects
74 × 90 × 20 in (approx.)
Cloak is a site-specific installation that hides the Drive Thru Art Box beneath densely draped Spanish moss, fully obscuring its form. Inside, vintage wooden racks hold a small collection of rocks—unknown to the viewer. The work explores concealment and preservation while referencing the ways nature reclaims built space.
Cloak (rear view), 2026
Spanish moss, wire, nylon net, found objects
74 × 90 × 20 in (approx.)
Site-specific installation
Cloak (interior unit), 2026
Found objects (vintage wooden rack, rocks)
8 ¼ × 15 × 2 ¼ in
Component of site-specific installation
Garden (view 1), 2025
Dried plant material, copper mesh, nylon line
36 ½ × 50 × 1 ¾ in
Garden is a suspended installation composed of dried plant material contained within a copper mesh framework. The work began with live Spanish moss, which gradually dried and shifted over time as additional organic matter accumulated across the surface. The material gathers in varying densities, moving between containment and dispersal. The work explores how natural materials press against imposed structures, forming irregular, evolving surfaces.
Garden (view 2), 2025
Dried plant material, copper mesh, nylon line
36 ½ × 50 × 1 ¾ in
Suspended installation
Garden (detail), 2025
Dried plant material, copper mesh, nylon line
36 ½ × 50 × 1 ¾ in
Twist, 2024
Spanish moss, vintage netting, found stick
40 x 38 in
Twist (detail 1), 2024
Spanish moss, vintage netting, found stick
40 x 38 in
Twist (detail 2), 2024
Spanish moss, vintage netting, found stick,
40 x 38 in