About

 

My work employs traditional techniques of weaving, hand knitting, coiling, embroidery and stitching to create work that often combines comforting materials with discomforting images and ideas. My artistic process is to respond, materially, to my research and culminates with art and installations that are themselves a sort of documentation, an accumulation/manipulation of evidence—incomplete, distorted, a fraction of the truth that remains/is revealed by my material interpretations

I teach Textiles, Weaving and 2D/Color Theory at the University of North Georgia in beautiful Dahlonega, GA, nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains. In 2018, I received my MFA in Fabric Design at the Lamar Dodd School of Art, University of Georgia in Athens, GA, my BFA in Textiles from Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA in 2015, and my BA in Anthropology and Writing at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York. My work has been featured in a number of juried exhibitions and group shows in New York City, New Jersey, New Mexico, Texas, Tennessee, Victoria, BC., and in Georgia at the The Georgia Museum of Art, The Lyndon House, Marcia Wood Gallery, Madison Museum of Fine Art, The Bakery, and MINT.