Reflecting Pool, 2013, thousands of found blue plastic objects, salvaged above-ground swimming pool, 36 in high × 15 ft in diameter. Organized in gradations of blue that “flow,” giving the effect of water, Reflecting Pool is made up of discarded blue objects, collected from roadsides, streams, beaches and transfer stations. The color blue represents water and purity, and is used to sell these products, with much of it ending up in oceans and waterways.

Photo by: Alon Koppel Photography

Serving Tray #6, 2022, found female figurines, string, rope, silver serving tray, 18 high x 29 wide x 17.5 deep inches. “Serving Tray #6” is a sculpture comprised of found ceramic, glass and plastic female figurines bound together on a silver platter.

Her Coffin, 2017, 14.5in high x 70in wide x 22.5in deep (glass box), Found pink plastic objects, tempered glass, and pedestal. Her Coffin is made up of small pink plastic disposable objects arranged in graduated shades of pink and encased in a glass box. This piece is about the marketing of femininity and the toxicity of plastic and its impact on our bodies. “Her Coffin” is a sealed time capsule.

Pink Project: Bedroom, 2023, A room 8ft high x 24ft wide x 20ft deep (size variable), found pink plastic objects, pink synthetic clothes, shoes and salvaged bedroom furnishings and carpets and all the stuff that girls "need.”

This installation formally references historic period rooms. The floors are covered with pink shoes and carpets; the ceiling is a sewn canopy of baby onesies. Pink dresses and negligees cover the walls like wallpaper, every surface in the room is covered with found/used pink products marketed to women, The Pink Bedroom at the Museum of Sex, NYC 2022-2023.