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I am not a night person. I am actually the opposite; I have always liked going to bed early whereas my sister would stay up as long as my parents would let her. Despite our many differences my sister and I have always been close. “Day meets Night” is a depiction of this relationship. In this piece, constructed from cardboard and then paper mâchéd with tissue paper and glitter, a crescent moon is carrying the sun. The moon, which represents my sister, symbolizes her loyalty. “Day meets Night” is installed in water and can float which further exemplifies this support and illustrates how we balance each other.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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This installation, titled "Storm of Habit", represents the role addiction plays in someone's life. The rain cloud symbolizes that like weather, addiction cannot be controlled, with the vapes used as raindrops to lend to this message. This piece was installed in a school hallway to show the prevalence of addiction in student's lives. The low lighting with a distant light at the end of the hallway characterizes the feeling of hopelessness.

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Installation Process 1- Making the cloud

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Installation Process 1- Making the cloud

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I created a hybridization of a flashlight and an eyeball. The eyeball sits where the light would traditionally be in the flashlight. This was made first with clay using the additive method and then with soap using the subtractive method. The eye symbolizes a person’s identity and the flashlight plays off of its function as a guide and tool to finding your way. These elements combined represent one’s need to understand themself and find meaning in life. The practical everyday use of a traditional flashlight contrasts with this unnecessary desire signified by the eyeball and leaves the viewer feeling uncomfortable.