Posts that don’t fit tap into the social media side of “fitting”, where the figure forcibly squeezes herself into a pair of pants made of Instagram posts that are too small; essentially, I want to show that many people try to fit in an image of perfection on social media when in reality they are much more than filters and likes. Her obsession with her image is shown through the tv screen in replacement of her face and the rows of Instagram posts on the wall. 

Comfort on cactus features greek sculptures lounging on cactuses. I explore the irony in finding comfort in something prickly and painful, showing how those who appear one way may, in reality, feel another way. 

Can’t hold our trash takes on an environmental and science fiction side of “fitting”, commenting on how we ignore the limitations of our environment and continue to produce trash without considering its consequences for future generations, believing that space is infinite and to our disposal.