Spin Cycle is a series of drawings about clothing when the person is missing.

I’m interested in fabric as evidence: what it holds, what it reveals, and what it can’t. Rendered in graphite and charcoal, the drawings focus on the physical behavior of cloth, how it folds, drapes, slumps, or defies gravity. The outfits start to feel less like portraits and more like traces of something left behind.

Some of the work comes from specific memories: a work uniform on a bed that revealed my mom’s new boyfriend before she did, or an office chair that still holds the memory of camaraderie that I no longer have. There’s loss in these drawings, but there’s humor too. Fabric can carry a surprising amount of emotion, even when it’s just sitting there.

Mystery Boyfriend

Dot Twist

Presence Not Required

Ocean of Plaid

He Said He'd Call

Drippy Dot System Failure

Tree On Display

Clothing Pile

Final Rinse

The Silent Chair

Soft Peaks