
“See and Be Seen,” 2019 In the series, A House, A Home, ubiquitous household objects are arranged to investigate and challenge traditions of domestic American life. I craft images utilizing lighting patterns and color relationships commonly associated with commercial imagery. By engaging in this specific visual language, I attempt to offer a sense of comfort and humor while posing questions regarding social conventions, stereotypes, and gender performance. The images are meant to be engaging in their familiarity, but upon further discretion they aim to highlight layers of improvidence embedded in our consumer systems. My observations are rooted in personal indulgences, expectations, and questions, and reflect an awareness of my participation within these larger systems.
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September 15, 2026
Palette & Light
High-saturation, unexpected hues injecting playful personality and warmth into clean geometric spaces.
Treatment
Vector-clean, unmediated surface — flat fills, crisp edges, and even light, with no grain, halation, dust, or process residue anywhere in the image.
Medium
Synthetically rendered imagery where lighting, material, and camera are constructed rather than captured.
Subject
Isolated objects arranged and lit for their own sake, including product photography and constructed still life.
Ranked by how many traits each reference has in common with this one — computed from the image, never from who is looking at it.