SIP Blurb - My SIP work deals with a family of diseases called proteinopathies, or proteopathies, in which proteins fold incorrectly, often clustering in irregular patterns. In representing these through fashion, I aim to combine my background in biology and fascination with garment construction to foster curiosity and education for these complex conditions.

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Blurb – My SIP work focuses on my own experiences with disability and queerness, as I believe drawing from my own life creates my most meaningful art. Through whimsical and colorful characters, I aim to make two marginalized and often overlooked identities hyper-visible, challenging what subject matters and artistic styles should be taken seriously in the mainstream art world. With this exhibition, my hope is to bring accessibility and joy to the forefront.

Blurb - My SIP is about juxtaposition ideas about the human experience and takes a conceptual approach.