
Ink and colored pencil on toned paper
72″x126″
We all Live Together is an emerging body of drawings and ceramic sculptures. These works depict ambiguous crowds. The crowds are not monolithic. I render each portrait with careful differences, complicating the notion of shared experience within each group.

My ceramic sculptures are part of an outdoor installation at Oklahoma City Contemporary Art Center’s Studio School. It hosts a collection of artworks: sculptural portraits of people, some of which are planters, and traditional planters whose surfaces are decorated with crowds of people.

Soda fired ceramic
13″x12″x15″

Soda fired ceramic
12″x12″x14″

Soda fired ceramic
12.5″x12″x15.5″
This body of work reflects a deceptively simple predicament: we all live together. As our shared reality unfolds in joyful and terrifying ways, these works attempt to capture the tension of those moments of togetherness in all their complexity.

soda fired ceramic
11″x8.5″x2.75″


Ink and colored pencil on toned paper
18″x24″

Soda fired ceramic, soil, paddle cactus
12″x12″x13″

Soda fired ceramic, soil, paddle cactus
14.5″x14.5″x15″

Soda fired ceramic installed in Oklahoma Contemporary’s Art Garden
6″x50″