This untitled sculpture represents an interesting new phase in the artist& #39;s development. In contrast to her signature piles of household objects (e.g. Every Last Pillow, 2019), here she uses lightweight materials to create a work of similar volume, though to very different effect

For contrast, consider a prototypical example of the artist& #39;s earlier work, Bike Ride for My Animals, 2019. Note the consistent tendancy toward self-insertion into the piece, blurring the line between sculpture and performance art

Table (2020) represents an experiment in minimalism. Though a significant departure stylistically, the scattered handful of coins and abandoned plate nonetheless fill the space, compositionally implying the same sense of scale as her more elaborate site-specific pieces

My Tent (2020) is a return to form, incorporating concepts of light and shadow, the illuminated placed in vivid contrast to the hidden, the buried, the covered

A persistent source of frustration in the artist& #39;s life is the desire to have her work exhibited on a permanent basis, which is simply not feasible for a gallery like ours

My House Has a Backyard (2020), created during her residency at Grandma& #39;s house