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We've Lost Our WayThe constellation of stars, mapped out in snake bones. This piece tells the story of evolution, from the Big Bang to the formation of highly sophisticated biological structures vertebrae. The advancement involved billions of physical connections; atoms bumping, molecules colliding. And a series of mistakes, or accidents. Survival of the fittest consists of taking the odd one out with an inborn benefit. The Lost Way in the title references presumed

indifferent natural setting

practicality or even survival

on top of a fluted column or as a supporting bracket

never fully erased

comedic aura

Both as photographs and a performance

a collection of Greek writings

A desire to live longer

screen-printing and tactile surfaces hold memory in ways the digital cannot

explores the tension between masculine and feminine representation

our bodies (specifically female bodies) are reduced and diminished to walking data extractors

shaped by gravity and phototropism