a figure stands in profile with his hands clasped in front of him + Enlarge
Untitled One 2020 Cotton, rag rug weaving, photography
One figure sits in a yellow dress and another figure stands behind her. + Enlarge
Untitled Two 2020 Fiber, photography
Two figures sit, one on a stool and one on the ground + Enlarge
Untitled Three 2020 Fiber, Photography
Figure in white pants, shirt and blue checked vest repeated over white background + Enlarge
Untitled Four 2020 Fiber, photography
A green silk dress on a body that has been erased. + Enlarge
Untitled Six 2020 FIber, photography
Figure reflected in mirror wearing a patchwork jacket. + Enlarge
Untitled Five 2020 Fiber, photography
A closet of clothing is reflected through a mirror on the floor. + Enlarge
Untitled Seven 2020 Fiber, photography
Statement

When someone has gone from our lives their absence is, ironically, ever present- clinging to the items they have left behind. Coin collections and nightgowns are where I believe souls remain, tied to the earth through the ownership of the living. The things we own and the clothes we wear shape the space around our lives. We give our belongings meaning and value and in some cases they return the favor. What we decide holds no value, we discard- these are the leftovers.