Spin Cycle. We look at clothing for clues — status, identity, power — but the signals have broken down. Billionaires wear hoodies, Zoom hides sweatpants. In Spin Cycle, fabric becomes a vessel for memory, absence, and emotional transformation.

Rendered in graphite and charcoal, each drawing captures the way that fabric folds, drapes, or defies gravity. The outfit becomes less about representing a person, and more about the residue of presence.

These drawings are rooted in personal experiences of revelation and memories: a work uniform on a bed that revealed my mom’s new boyfriend before she did, or an office chair that holds the absence of camaraderie I once had in a 9-to-5 job. There’s loss in these pieces, but I also want to bring in humor. This is about what fabric represents when the humans are missing.

Mystery Boyfriend

Dot Twist

Presence Not Required

Ocean of Plaid

He Said He'd Call

Drippy Dot System Failure

Tree On Display

Final Rinse

The Silent Chair

Soft Peaks