A light-skinned black woman with very short curly black hair. She is wearing a dark green sweater and copper earrings.

Artist Statement

As a multidisciplinary artist, my work explores the dynamics of power, identity, and our relationship with the environment. Raised in a predominantly white, rural community, I have witnessed firsthand how expressions of power and the complacency of ignoring systemic issues impact the natural world—people included. My work serves as an archive, an indictment, and a folk song (literally and metaphorically), constructed from objects and actions found, noted, or experienced.
curriculum vitae

Select Publications & Accolades

Resident: Artist Unresidency at UMass Boston Archives. 2025-26

Honored as a Female Changemakers in the Catskills by the Catskill Center. 2025

Review: 10 Years, Tin Musings in the New Haven Independent. 2025

Featured: Artist Christina Hunt Wood Explores Power Structures on AHA! A House for Art, PBS Affiliate WMHT. 2023

Resident: Spruceton Inn Summer Artist-in-Residence. 2023

Resident: Wassaic Project Winter Residency. 2022

Fellow: Creatives Rebuild New York AEP recipient. 2022