Absorbed by the effort and ultimate fruitlessness of memory, I invest in the connections between memory, trauma and domestic spaces. My work deifies tangible objects representative of the pain and joy contained in our ability to remember. My work is an entry point to vivid narratives strewn with a quiet urgency; a profound need to venerate the residue of the past. I work sculpturally with predominantly textile, glass, clay, metal, and stone, among a wide variety of other sculptural materials. I reinterpret personal histories to reconcile the relationship between being in the world and remembering it. My sculptures make solid the ethereal fibers of the sensation of remembering. Utilizing domestic spaces and familiar objects as points of entry, I interrogate the way place can stain us.