Hand bound book, monotyped cover. For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the

Hand bound book, monotyped cover.

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand bound book. Monotyped cover.    For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender th

Hand bound book. Monotyped cover. 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Page from The Grey Space book.    For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender thr

Page from The Grey Space book. 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Thoughts 1-5
Thoughts 1-5

One page fold out zines. 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Thoughts 1. 2.
Thoughts 1. 2.

one page fold out zines

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Monotype on linen   For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual

Monotype on linen

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

 

Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand bound book, monotyped cover. For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the
Hand bound book. Monotyped cover.    For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender th
Page from The Grey Space book.    For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender thr
Thoughts 1-5
Thoughts 1. 2.
Monotype on linen   For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual
Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu
Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu
Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu
Hand dyed jersey     For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritu

Hand bound book, monotyped cover.

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand bound book. Monotyped cover. 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Page from The Grey Space book. 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Thoughts 1-5

One page fold out zines. 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Thoughts 1. 2.

one page fold out zines

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Monotype on linen

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

 

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

Hand dyed jersey

 

 

For this series of work, I focused on how we construct and show off our gender identities through clothing choices and personal style. I examined how we negotiate societal standards for dress and gender through the daily ritual of choosing what to put on our bodies.

 

I started by creating a clothing collection with a range of options that allowed the wearer to make choices that best represented their unique sense of gender. Then I gave these pieces to a group of friends for 72 hours to wear. I asked for their thoughts and feelings and how they express their gender identity through their clothing choices. The book I created from this process responds and creates correlations between the participants and myself about androgyny and the spectrum of gender. As a way to process this entire experience I created a set of zines, that collected statements and thoughts of where my mind is and where I want it to be.

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