
Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Installed in the Outlook window gallery at MCBA for safe pandemic viewing

Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Wishes were collected via Minnesota Center for Books Arts and displayed in a window gallery for safe pandemic viewing. Community member wishers each received a free copy of their wish.

Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Public wishes were collected via SNAP Gallery, Edmonton, AB, Canada, and displayed in a window gallery for safe pandemic viewing. Community members each received a free copy of their wish.

Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Public wishes were collected via SNAP Gallery, Edmonton, AB, Canada, and displayed in a window gallery for safe pandemic viewing. Community members each received a free copy of their wish.
All night letterpress free print giveaway. We asked the public for a word in their language related to water themes. Each participant received a free print and one copy went into the installation to spark conversations about language, water, place, home. 64 different languages printed in one night in St. Paul, MN.
Bigggly, a giant Pinocchio-type figure 15' high with a 35' long nose. The original 1883 Pinocchio story, written by Collodi, emphasized that the poor wooden boy was duped by conmen, led astray to quit school, became an ignorant donkey and lost everything he loved to cheats, hurting himself and loved ones until he can perform a selfless act of human kindness. This sculpture weighs out the cost of lying so much you can't hold your head up. Lying about climate change, about migrants, that women and LGBTQ+ people shouldn't control their own bodies, lies about science and vaccines, and that our elections aren't viable. So many lies, on a monumental scale- scary, surreal and a bit silly.




Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Installed in the Outlook window gallery at MCBA for safe pandemic viewing
Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Wishes were collected via Minnesota Center for Books Arts and displayed in a window gallery for safe pandemic viewing. Community member wishers each received a free copy of their wish.
Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Public wishes were collected via SNAP Gallery, Edmonton, AB, Canada, and displayed in a window gallery for safe pandemic viewing. Community members each received a free copy of their wish.
Altered wringer washing device, aluminum wings, paper scrolls populated by community wishes. Dimensions variable. Public wishes were collected via SNAP Gallery, Edmonton, AB, Canada, and displayed in a window gallery for safe pandemic viewing. Community members each received a free copy of their wish.
All night letterpress free print giveaway. We asked the public for a word in their language related to water themes. Each participant received a free print and one copy went into the installation to spark conversations about language, water, place, home. 64 different languages printed in one night in St. Paul, MN.
Bigggly, a giant Pinocchio-type figure 15' high with a 35' long nose. The original 1883 Pinocchio story, written by Collodi, emphasized that the poor wooden boy was duped by conmen, led astray to quit school, became an ignorant donkey and lost everything he loved to cheats, hurting himself and loved ones until he can perform a selfless act of human kindness. This sculpture weighs out the cost of lying so much you can't hold your head up. Lying about climate change, about migrants, that women and LGBTQ+ people shouldn't control their own bodies, lies about science and vaccines, and that our elections aren't viable. So many lies, on a monumental scale- scary, surreal and a bit silly.