Drawing and photography commentary on ideal home in stay-at-home orders, created for Corona Maisons.

In 2020, I began to be recognized for my horror writing and art and became a regular staff contributor on Haunted MTL in September of that year.

Part of a series exploring the emotional and mental impacts of COVID through isolation imagery, featuring video from a walk at a local park with recorded sounds, sped up to create dizzying effect.

Video poetry reading of Isolation created in response to COVID during the stay at home orders.

I designed this mural, executed by Newton Murals and Arts for the food truck court across from the courthouse in Newton, KS.

One of a series of drawings in pencil on paper of found insects.

Four-part canvas with veined paint Rorschach overlays.

It's All About the Shoes was created as a public art project design for Totos Around Town in Wamego, KS and features glittered red shoes on a provided Fiberglas Toto sculpture. This photo was taken during the Kickoff Gala on June 8, 2018.

Second in a recurring series of postcard "Greetings from the Apocalypse".

Digital art of the holiday lights at the Plaza in Kansas City, MO, printed on chocolate as winner of an art competition.

Public art phone box installation collaboration with painted backdrop by Jonathan Stangroom and assemblage with gold bison by myself, featuring mail art horse & miniature by Reid Wood & Jack Lattemann.

Found brass fruits in plastic bag, buried for a year and dug up again as part of an environmental art show in Provincetown, MA.

Candy Valentine's Day hearts left out and about to melt as street art in McPherson, KS.

Found apron on hanger filled with wood children's toys and mesquite. Viewers could take a toy if they risked getting splinters from the mesquite.

Pill capsules filled with slips of paper reading "Everything" on one side and "Nothing" on the other, originally created as part of a collaboration with Moan Lisa in response to a song by Elliott Smith.

Gift bows were affixed to various surfaces in Davis Square, Somerville, MA to create an street installation based on the quote by Bil Keane of Family Circus, "...today is a gift... that's why it's called the present."

Environmental commentary on loss with sculpture of apple tree recreated from shredded paper and broken chair, later installed outdoors in Somerville, MA to deteriorate.

Performances for the Kansas Sky documents a series of performance scores responding to the landscape as shot by Laurel Luckey during a July 2014 trip to Kansas.

July 4 Fireworks! was 1 of 250 artist-embellished fiberglass cakes featured in Cakeway to the West, a public art project through STL250 celebrating St. Louis’ 250th anniversary in 2014. Whereas most cakes were placed in permanent locations where viewers scouted them out, this cake was the "roving cake" and appeared in various events including parades, festivals and more until finally coming to rest at the First Baptist Church on Bell Ave.

This piece was performed in memory of my father at Fluxfest the weekend after his death.

Digital collage "And you take on the dreams of the ones who have slept here" in reference to Tom Waits song 9th & Hennepin.

A photograph of my husband's hands and recycle bin as shot at Circus Flora, June 2013, was then presented as a "message in a bottle." The 14 bottles were found intact as litter on July 19 on a walk within a mile of my house. These bottles drew attention to refuse, a throw-away ideology, and a lack of proper trash cans.

Little Black Dress was a local St. Louis traveling exhibition of i-phone photographs documenting myself in a distinctive "little black dress" as shot by Charles G. Wilbur, throughout the region during summer 2012. The exhibition traveled to various St. Louis venues from 2013 - 2014, with photographs framed singularly and in groupings, and were shown in conjunction with several interactive projects.

This outfit was among a series of modified dresses altered with faux plants and flowers.