If Water Could Talk

If Water Could Talk is an immersive moving-image work created in response to the Dakota Access Pipeline and the defense of Native American sacred land and water at Standing Rock. Through layered projection, animated imagery, sound, and large-scale architectural display, the work considers water as witness, memory, and living presence. Presented at Walker Art Center, the installation transformed interior and exterior surfaces into a shifting visual environment shaped by resistance, ceremony, grief, and the protection of sacred waters.

The Broken Hallelujah

Broken Hallelujah asks what a woman is worth—and whether she can truly have it all—in a digital age shaped by visibility, comparison, desire, and judgment. Through her search for love, career, and meaning, the work confronts the forces that measure, diminish, and discard women, while holding onto the possibility of resilience, renewal, and becoming fully herself.