A woman with long dark hair is wearing dark clothing. She's standing in front of a typology of photographs hung on the wall of an exhibition.

Spanning the memorable to the mundane, Small Claims recasts the pages of my parent's insurance claim after their home flooded during a hurricane into an epic, chronological typology – a lifetime of lost possessions purchased from 1950 to 2017.

A two-sided photographic print that is long and narrow. It's printed to look like an extra-length cash register receipt with text on the front and images on the back printed in purple.

Evian is Naive Spelled Backwards is a two-sided print that takes the form of an absurdly long cash register receipt. Its subject matter reflects an experimental intervention into Mechanical Turk, a website for outsourcing anonymous internet labor operated by Amazon. I began this work with a simple question: "Who are these (invisible) workers?" and set out to subvert the site's strict policy of worker anonymity by paying them to capture self-portraits.

A calendar hangs on a wall by a tack. The image above the dates is of a deck of cards with a photograph of the Word Trade Center on it. The visible card is of a "Joker."

Clearance 1993 takes the form of an expired, thirteen-page calendar. I made this work in 2010, an identical year to 1993.