My work offers a playful, yet enigmatic possibility for scientific and mythological conjecture. Portraying female centaurs, hunters and warriors as a conflation of both scholarly feminist myth and pop culture, I reference both literary theory and Xena Warrior Princess.

Through drawings, video and sculpture, I collapses time and space to create a narrative across eras that explores the mutability of biological form. My quasi-pre-historical, romanticized narratives create a dramatic record of desire and aggression that questions the boundaries of gender, species, and self-identification.

Themes of hybridization and connection run throughout my work, both visually and conceptually. Creating complex amalgams of animal and human, fantastic and realistic, handmade and mass-produced; my narratives entwine mystical experience, natural sciences and daily life. I use fantasy as a strategy to locate the narrative in a borderless, undefined space.