personal work
linen, oak table, tobacco, whiskey, salt, sugar
linen, oak table, tobacco, whiskey, salt, sugar
womens dresses, womens hats
mens jackets
boys jackets, plastic cowboys and indians, bouncy ball
various girls dresses, ribbon
baby clothes, baby socks
womens slips, faux pearls, wooden beads
womens slips, faux pearls, wooden beads
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand, sequins
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand, sequins
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand, tulle
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand, tulle
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand, tulle
poly chiffon, poly pellets, sand, tulle
poly chiffon, poly pellets, tulle
poly chiffon, poly pellets, tulle
I. “In fashioning myself I fashion man.”
-Jean Paul Sartre, Existentialism is a Humanism
II. “There is no real way to deal with everything we lose.”
– Joan Didion, Where I Was From
III. There are characters both fictional and real that haunt me. I consider them ghosts because their presence still affects my everyday life though they themselves play no part in it. Culled from personal relationships and popular American culture my ghosts help define me as a person in the world. Their relentlessness serves as a reminder that no one can ever fully shake their past or their imperfections. Like our vices, we can only try to find a way to wrangle them.