Dimensional explores the interplay between the subject’s personal life and her practice as a three-dimensional, multidisciplinary artist. Attuned to the influence of time and place, the subject, Jillian Kwitkiwski, navigates space with sensitivity in both private and public contexts. Her body’s interaction with its surroundings shifts from the intimacy of her bedroom to the visibility of the studio, revealing how the environment shapes identity. This series underscores the fluid boundaries between private experience and public expression.

This series of ten digital images showcases the daily operations of Lindebroeke Press LLC, a stationery studio specializing in custom paper projects. Combining still life and portraiture, the collection highlights the responsibilities of business owner and creative director, Julia Deutsch, while conveying the atmosphere of the storefront. A consistent pistachio-green background ties the images together, while dramatic gobo lighting creates dramatic shadows and patterns across the shop floor.

Needles and Threads examines the lived experiences and daily challenges of individuals with Type 1 Diabetes, an autoimmune disease. The concept of “needles” carries a dual meaning. In the medical context, they represent syringes and medical devices essential for treatment. In the artistic context, they symbolize threads, stitching, and the act of making. Through this duality, the work reflects the intersection of necessity and creativity, depicting how medical routines and artistic practices intertwine to shape identity, resilience, and expression.