Le vent souffle où il veut: Examinations of grace and despair in the works of Robert Bresson and Simone Weil

" It was the first time I was able to see my ideas realized just as I had imagined them."

A wild door: Human experiences of nonhuman animality

"I argue for the utility of becoming-animal as a functional philosophical tool, a phrase that can sketch the dimensions of certain human-animal relationships with unique accuracy."

Connection and design: The world through science and art

"I was writing not only about biomimicry, but also ecology, my own experiences in the woods, and ecological design."

A chamber opera based on Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Fall of the House of Usher”

Racial and individual identity as it pertains to black women through the lenses of performance and painting

"...a ‘for us, by us’ type of exploration of self identity and the celebration of Black women from all walks of life. "

Exploring the simple complexities of trust

"My Plan was inspired by the desire to understand something I knew so well intuitively, but I wanted to know it in another way."

Ruptured reciprocity: Stories of haunting, spirits, and medical belief from Cambodians and Cambodian Americans

"The most interesting part was the stories people told to me, and how those stories worked their way into all other aspects of my process."

El oro y la plata no se pueden comer: Mining impacts, policy, and resistance in Latin America