All that day as she waited for her sister to come home, Maxine remembered the goats. She did not know what it was that had nudged them into her mind -- there was nothing remotely goat-like, or even countryish, about her sister’s house or the neighborhood -- but once the image presented itself of the white faces, the angular slit-mouths emitting…

Your works tend to place an emphasis on products that are mass produced; can you talk a little more about why you chose to focus on those products such as prescription pills and lipstick? These mass produced objects tell the story of our society. The things we are sold can be spectacular representations of the peculiarities of a given system, from…

*How did you come to meet the women pictured in your photos? * I interacted with the women in the picture through my internship with Alianza Arkana, a nonprofit organization in Pucallpa, Peru, which provides resources to the indigenous Shipibo-Conibo population. During the internship, I had the opportunity to help organize a Plant Medicine and…