Mural Design & Installation

Stone Climbing Co. 2021

Mural Design & Installation

Stone Climbing Co. 2021

Media Design

Clemson University

Package & Brand Design

Naked Barrel Hard Seltzer

Museum & Environmental Design

St. Augustine Distillery Co.

Publication Design

Tiger Strikes Asteroid PDF_Anthology

Publication & Layout Design

Tiger Strikes Asteroid PDF_Anthology

Package Design

Upland Brewing Co.

Package Design

Upland Brewing Co.

Logo Designs

Upland Brewing Co.

PGA Tour 2022

record player, dye-sublimated digital print on felt, preserved alligator mississippiensis

17.25” x 13.75” x 8”

2021

fishing line and cotton weaving, snapping turtle shell, 1” speaker, G and C harmonicas, drift wood, bones

21” x 45”

2021

Digitally printed fabric, flagpole

43”x37

2021

Digitally printed fabric, flagpole

43”x37

2021

water collected from Monroe Reservoir, previously owned aquariums, camouflage netting, screen-printed broadcloth, O.S.B plywood, steel, wash cloth, lace, decoy ducks, clay pigeons, dinnerware, utensils, tractor seat, framed photographs, local flora and micro-fauna, fishing lures, bobbers, spools of thread, fishing line, rope, electrical chords and wiring, rod, meter stick, 2 channel video projections, projectors, media player, extension chords, amplifiers, MP3 players, 6-channel audio [ hymnal Troublesome Waters recorded by a digital choir (singing by William Staler, Christina Vines, William Charles Blanchard, Erin Tobey, Molly Fox, and Matthew Batty,) archival interviews of former residents of Elkinsville, Indiana, audio field recordings from Monroe Reservoir,] red healer.

27:17

2017

single-channel video projection on panel on ceiling

00:07:16

2017

detail of Water Doesn’t Give a Damn exhibition

39°10'03.6"N 86°32'00.2"W

2017

This project was curated by ArtHere. I was interested in drawing attention to the often overlooked local ecology as a food source. The warped perspectives of importing fish from the Pacific and Atlantic as well as the Gulf of Mexico to the Midwest, is a troublesome practice of the anthropocene that may need rethinking. The fish in the local ecology of southern Indiana, like crawfish, catfish, blue gills, and bass are missing from local restaurants and markets. There are portions of the local population that continue to sustain themselves through fishing, and I want to raise the question to new populations that overlook this local food source.

dye sublimated print on cotton, single-channel video projection.

56x50 (w/ projection)

00:17:45

2019

from Just Another Creature In Their Tracks exhibition

single-chanel video

6:15

words from Reset North America to Default Settings by Rosechard Wehrenberg

2017