“standing still” 12.04.2025 - 01.04.2026
heavy manners library
los angeles, ca

“standing still” spotlights the desolate lands of Joshua Tree and surrounding areas in relation to the artist’s own self isolation and abuse. Through her archives, we follow this formative time of reconnection with art and photography, allowing existentialism and reflection to be found in the cracks of crumbling walls. The selected prints, polaroids, and visual works share the raw solitude experienced, navigating a deserted display of art and self.

“Self Preservation”, 2025

15” x 15”

Photo transparency, acrylic, sand, debris

“Unknown”, 2025
11” x 14”
Archival Chromogenic Print

“Dishes”
(34.27198, -116.36866), 2025
11” x 14”
Archival Chromogenic Print

“Halliday Liquor”
(34.26632, -116.44159), 2025
11” x 14”
Archival Chromogenic Print

“Landers”
(34.27302, -116.36962), 2025
11” x 14”
Archival Chromogenic Print

“Still Here”
(34.19678, -116.29186), 2025
11” x 14”
Archival Chromogenic Print

“Untitled (Joshua Tree)”, 2020

Super 8

“Stay”, 2025
16” x 20”
Collagraph print on cotton rag paper,
pressed into desert sand

Collagraph Plate, 2025
6” x 14”
Cardboard, fabric, modeling paste

“Print for Dad (5)”, 2024
Silver gelatin print
8” x 10”

“Polaroid (10)”, 2020
8” x 8”

selected 35mm slides

viewing station

“Polaroids (1-9)”, 2020

“House with Tree and Eyes”, 2025
Collagraph print on cotton rag paper
10” x 13”

Collagraph Plate, 2025
5” x 8”
Cardboard, fabric, masking tape, twigs