Digital Artist, Video Editor, & Photographer
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Femme Fatale, 2015. Film Noir inspired this project. I approached each photograph as a still frame of a scene or a storyboard of a movie. However, the main intention was not to focus on a story but on feelings. The principal character is mourning the loss of her lover and coping with feelings of abandonment and loneliness.
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Photo Growth, 2015. Nature constantly morphs materials into new forms. This morphing usually occurs through growth and/or decay. As things decay or die, they can actually take on new life and growth, such as a rotting fruit sprouting new life in the form of mold. I manipulated the photographic surface to host/ grow mold or crystals. On the photographs of aging food, mold is growing; on the photographs of crystals, crystals have formed; and unsealed copper leafing is on the photographs of rust. The photographs become what they convey.
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Diptych, 2013. These are diptychs pairing photographs with scanned objects to create an interesting relationship between the two images.
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Mud, 2013. Even though we are inundated with technology, we are still beings of nature. This project is inspired by nature and the New Mexico sky.

Beauty, 2010. An older still life I created to confront the pressures of beauty regiments and products forced upon females.

Describe your image.
Reflection, 2009

Kansas Room, 2010. Image created utilizing David Hockney’s technique, in a room at my grandparent’s house in Kansas.