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As part of my MFA thesis project (RISD, ‘24) I chose to create a full-scale immersive fantasy bedroom aimed at breaking down some of the barriers that exist between the gallery and the ability of the viewer to fully experience it. I designed every aspect of this space, including the furniture, bedding, and sculptural elements within it. Viewers were invited to explore- brushing the furry wall, digging for treasure in a sandbox, and stepping on a squeaky rug.
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Soft Sculpture
Soft sculpture and plushies, all patterned, designed, and sewn by me.
As a kid, I always gravitated towards toys that were a little odd looking or injured in some way. My favorite was a dolly named Teeny Tiny Tears who had a broken eyeball that wouldn’t close. One wonky eye, always alert and watching over me, lovingly. As an adult, I still love toys that are a little broken, that show the flaws of being an alive creature on this earth. The anxiety, the ambivalence, and the vulnerability that comes with it.
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Process | ‘This Work Has Legs’
You can see my process for creating ‘This Work Has Legs (aka Murder Chicken) in the gallery above. As a multimedia artist, I don’t feel confined by one medium or skill- I like to explore what strikes me within each project.