- It’s A Party! (2017)
- Whooo! (2017)
- He’s Sometimes A Bit Bullish, But Mostly In A Good Way Usually (2017)
- Spoiler Alert: He’s Already Married (Scene from Jane Eyre) (2016)
- Spoiler Alert: She Dies (Scene from Anna Karenina) (2016)
- Spoiler Alert: The One Pedophile Shoots The Other Pedophile (Scene From Lolita) (2016)
- Trust Fall To Manhood (2017)
- Trustfall Demonstration (2015)
- Campfire (2013)
- Fight It Out (2015)
- The Stands (2017)
- But I’m A Cheerleader (2015)
My current work is about women. Although it’s becoming more recognized in this current moment, it has always been clear that clubs, books, movies, etc. that are about, for, or by women are thought of in a lesser subcategory. It’s popular in certain circles to dismiss groups such as cheerleaders and sorority members and, though I understand the criticisms, both institutions were created by women who just wanted the same opportunities as men. This tension between what looks frivolous and what in another light is actually feminism is why I’m so interested in these groups. They are also a microcosm of power dynamics. I use the positioning of figures and their poses, colors, uniforms, and scale as well as the baggage of stereotypes to explore the nuances of the hierarchies within and between groups. What are the unwritten rules, and do we claim power or willingly give it away to be polite?