False Island, 2023
prints available here

I made these for an interactive display that's meant to have tiles that relate to each other. I think it's easy to understand what I was going for, and I tried to color and shape without thinking deeper about it. I'm very happy with how they came out and it was a definite internal struggle to give them up & put them on the wall. I will almost certainly never see them again, but sometimes art is heightened by its own ephemerality, idk.

I really appreciated that the Columbus Art Museum gives a lot of places to actually enage on things. There were a number of stands like this throughout the museum, mostly in the family area, but even in the more "classical" galleries there were a few. Conversation starters were everywhere, and while I know some people see those as hokey, to me it was invigorating. Art can exist in a vacuum, I feel, but it is elevated by the act of sharing it and engaging with it. Even if some might see it as childish, I wish more art museums had it. Let us leave traces of ourselves for strangers to see, and recieve like antenna gifts left by past patrons not so dissimilar from us.

flaming hot cheeto pot, £42

he is finally here ! full of cheeto dust to warm your heart ! might look very cute, but he is super ferocious and ready to guard your beloved plants.

wahoo, pencil drawings