I make drawings and comics because I like ink and paper and the immediacy that these tools allow me in expressing the reality of my dreams and the surrealism of the world around me. I make sculptures because I like to form ideas based on available materials and I like to assemble images in the most physical and hands-on way possible. I conduct public arts-based experiments with others because I love the experience of discovery and camaraderie that comes with unexpected questioning and creation.

In 2010 I received a Community Arts Assistance Program Grant from the City of Chicago to print a comic book entitled Ink Fight, now available at Quimby's in Chicago.

In 2011 I created the Neighborhood Gift Exchange, a project of Woman Made Gallery. Over 180 people participated in the project, which took place during the weekend of the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival in July. Gift-exchangers used on-hand art supplies and found objects to create a one of a kind gift that they exchanged for another one made by a stranger. We documented each anonymous exchange, then printed and displayed the photos on the spot so that participants could return to find out who took their gift. All photos available through the Woman Made Gallery facebook page.