Recent Work

lâche is about holding on too tightly in order to not let go

2025 Indigenous Gulf Stream

Text and audio to help inform land acknowledgements in the Mississippi River Valley

Incorporating archival materials into creative processes requires a unity and relation with vision, community, and archive. This can be a delicate web hewn from valuable threads of personal relation and collective will. The vast possibilities, spanning success through failure, in this process can be offputting. This presentation is an encouragement to consider ways to begin to create and express with archival relations.

NUNU Tapestry Table with Taalibe Auguste speaking on Louisianaise and our Kreyol Culture.

NUNU Louisiana Tapestry Table features Phanat Xanamane speaking on Architecture and Horticulture

NUNU Louisiana Tapestry Table "German Immigration Today" with Alena Maschke.

Studio in the Woods Artist Salon

NUNU Louisiana Tapestry Table, "Indigenous Cultural Reclamation", with Colleen Billiot and Erica Fox

An interaction design for Indigenous data sovereignty which creates sole ownership at the initial fixation of copyright for sound, video, and image recordings.

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21st Century Indigenous Review: 20 Years of Gulf Coast Tribal Successes

Reflections on producing immersion within a hybrid conference