keep
Examines memory at the intersections of neuroscience, psychology, Buddhist philosophy, and personal history.
the last will be stone, too
Meditates on death through the lens of art pieces from Remedios Varo to fashioners of Tutankhamen’s funeral collar “to walk into unknown center / to witness what silence can do.”
Hélène
Narrates 19th century heroine, Hélène’s, life in a ‘factory-convent’ where she manufactures silk in France—her only escape, the fantasy of producing it in China.
Elements
Enacts the structures and sociocultural histories of 39 elements from the periodic table.
Our Parenthetical Ontology
Reflects on language’s abilities—and inabilities—to connect human beings.
Deborah Poe 