A “quilt” made from found scraps of wood.

A kinetic wheel that spins at a slow but noticeable pace. Sandwiched between the cross pieces of the wheel are the tan bristles of a paintbrush, painting an invisible line in the air.

This interactive piece uses tools to slowly scratch away at the surface of a plaster block when the crank is turned.

This piece explores the notion of storage. As Americans, we are granted the luxury of having space. With this space comes a sense of freedom to collect objects, often beyond the capacity of being able to house all of them, either physically or emotionally. We feel the need to keep the excess objects; perhaps it…

An installation on a boarded storefront in Downtown Durham. This interactive piece explored the changes that occur in a dynamic urban setting. The viewer could peer into the abandoned building through various peepholes in the panels, revealing a history of the town and of the space. Each window or portal portrayed a different point in…

This piece examined our direct impact on the decline of industry in the United States. Each piece of clay was molded into a miniature piece of corn, a muscular arm or a bolt, representing different areas of industry in this country. When the viewer pushed on a lever next to the piece, the clay parts…