"Welcome to the Porch," photograph of porch on Jourdan Ave, 2025
"2415 Forstall Ave," photograph of porch stoop ruins from Katrina, 2025
Cypress Hug, digital photograph, 2025
Mami Mud (pre-firing), 10 x 12 inches, clay sculpture
Mami Mud, 10 x 12 inches, clay sculpture, Bisque fired clay pot and somatic exercise exploring the matriarchal art of making a homeplace in aqueous lands
Mami Mud (top view) 10 x 12 inches clay sculpture
[NO]VACANCY on Jourdan Ave, 24 x 48 inches, Mixed media collage, An interactive collage of wheat paste, cyanotype, and image transfer printing on fabric layers reveal ghostly memories of historical ecology, cultural practices, flooding, and the built environment along the Industrial Canal in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward
Ghost Cypress (layer of [NO]Vacancy), digital collage (shown here), applied as image transfer to cheesecloth for mixed media collage
Industrial Water (layer of [NO]Vacancy), cyanotype on cheesecloth
Social Activation (layer of [NO]Vacancy), digital collage printed on acetate
[NO]Vacancy on Jourdan Ave base layer, mixed media collage (wheat pasted photos and embroidery on canvas)
Regional Proposal: Abolish the Industrial Canal
Transect Proposal: Regrow Swamplands
Site Proposal: Celebrate the Healing Process
History of the Industrial Canal: Past to Present
Future of the Industrial Canal: An Evolving Memorial Cypress Forest
Evolving Cypress Forest, digital collage
Eternal Seeds Memorial Plaza, section drawing
Eternal Seeds Memorial Plaza, digital collage
Weaving a pirogue of plant fibers and fabrics to explore the cultural influences of Louisiana maroon communities
Braiding found plant fibers
Containing fabric "water" in foil to explore the impact of the French arpent system on New Orleans' natural resources
Lower 9 Memories, digital collage