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  • Bread of Heaven/Pennies from Heaven,

    Bread of Heaven/Pennies from Heaven,

    Site-specific performance using surrogate artists Tina Linville and Joe Lloyd. Materials: cake, avocado-dyed quail eggs, glitter, pink plastic, perfume, breast milk, 2017 eclipse moon water. The cake and eggs are to be thrown at the gallery wall mimicking a kind of vandalism of youth. Laughter should be involved, and a little self-consciousness For "An Oracle My Mother Taught Me" 2017

  • Intuitive Relativistic Hot Pink Fruit Cocktail Mandala

    stop-motion film, digital video, running time 1:31, For "An Oracle My Mother Taught Me" 2017

  • triptych apparatuses for postpartum glory body

    Trampoline performance done during naptime for "An Oracle My Mother Taught Me" 2017

  • octagon goes for a walk

    A performance inspired by nature walks with my son, seeing our shadow under an umbrella and thinking of an octagon exploring the world for the first time as a genderless, colorless innocent being. 2016

  • The Mythical Planet of Pluto

    A stop-motion video created for Spaceness. 2016

  • hollywood theater bathroom selfie

    Done while pregnant with my son, a series of selfies. 2015

  • chubby wubby bunny with hot pink peeps

    A response to being called chubby while pregnant. 2015

  • She Sells Seashells

    Sunrise performance while pregnant with my son for Spaceness. Inspired by meteorites, oysters, ambergris, and the 1980’s television version of Alice In Wonderland. 2015

  • #bumppose

    #bumppose

    #bumpstyle pregnant portrait on the streets of New Orleans. 2015

  • Before/After Scenting New York

    Before/After Scenting New York

    The relationship between prayer, poetry and perfume in historical literature shaped the concept I used during this performance. I walked across the east-west corridor of 14th Street in Manhattan wearing a separate fragrance each day. I used my body traveling through space to change the molecular composition of my environment, and that in turn created new olfactory memories in the crowds I traveled through. Each scent was titled by a prayer or poem derived from found texts and overheard conversations of the day. For Art in Odd Places 2011: Ritual.