2023
Pine, linoleum tile, MDF, mason line, latex paint, hardware
8’ (H) x 10’ (W) x 10’ (D)
This work is a to-scale architectural floor plan of my apartment building’s front stairwell, where the hallway door swings incredibly close to the stairwell banister. This particular space is home to spatial and social awkwardness as neighbors cross paths.
2022
Linoleum tile, latex paint
23’ (W) x 22’ (D)
This work is a to-scale architectural floor plan of my apartment building’s front stairwell, foyer, and stoop. In that order, these three spaces increasingly become less private and more public.
2025
Solo Exhibition at Silverwood Park Gallery in St. Anthony, Minnesota. Linoleum floor tile and traction grip tape are used to make a map of Silver Lake at the park. A ‘THIN ICE!” sign represents that the lake is frozen. An ice fishing shanty sits on the frozen lake; this structure is a to-scale re-creation of the back porch of my apartment, which has unfinished walls lined in plastic.
Linoleum tile, faux brick and faux stone are stitched into a wood frame to make “Map of Saint Anthony Village.” This free-standing sculpture takes the form of a narrow room divider or privacy screen.
Above the grand fireplace in the gallery is “Family Portrait," which is faux stone paneling framed in faux green marble. “Portrait of My Landlord” takes the actual wood paneling from my apartment building to match the wood paneling of a wall in the gallery.
Finally, a gutter downspout is installed on a beam in the corner of the gallery.
2025
Pine, linoleum tile, faux brick panel, faux stone panel, mason line, latex paint, hardware
81” (H) x 24’ (W) x 14’ (D)
This work is a map of Saint Anthony Village, Minnesota in the form of a narrow privacy screen. Dark gray tile represents green space such as the golf course, cemetery and parks; light gray tile represents concrete spaces such as shopping centers and industrial areas; beige tile represents the residential areas. The city is situated in two different counties, which is represented on the backside of the sculpture with faux brick and stone panels.
2022
Pine, linoleum tile, melamine, mason line, latex paint, hardware
76” (H) x 144” (W) x 120” (D)
Apartment dwellers lack privacy in the most intimate spaces of their homes. This work fabricates to-scale architectural floor plans of my and my neighbors' bathrooms into privacy screens.
2022
Used furniture, carpet, latex paint, drywall
102” (H) x 102” (W) x 102” (D)
2020
Found wood, latex paint, steel hardware
6’ (H) x 10’ (W) x 2” (D)
2020
Chainlink fabric, galvanized aluminum pipe, steel hardware, cedar, pine, latex paint, plastic “pet peek bubble”
6’ (H) x 8’6” (W) x 3” (D) and 6’ (H) x 9’2” (W) x 2” (D)
2017
Fabricated steel, vinyl screen, cotton yarn
10'10" (H) x 6' (L) x 6' (W)
2017
Ceramic, pine wood, plywood, hardware, mortar, cement, latex paint
10'6" (H) x 2'2" (L) x 7'10" (W)
