My work explores themes of feminism in contrast to the Industrial Revolution and the ghosts it has left behind in the gentrified, postmodern landscape.  My mother was a seamstress, and my family were mill workers in some of the buildings around the northwest that are now fancy apartments and retail units, they are also settings, locations and stages of my shows. I am interested in the complex yet delicate nature of history and how social determinants shape us.  Being both brutal and ephemeral, delicate and jarring, the work hopes to reflect the evolution of women's work and how it became the engine of the industrial world and how we protest against it while being complicit in its mechanisms.