PPM is an experimental arts institution and living archive dedicated to exploring the relationships between people and plants. Founded by artist Emma Duehr in 2019, the museum operates as both a physical plant collection and a growing digital repository of personal narratives, interviews, and exchanges surrounding plant care, propagation, and cultural significance.

Talking Tushies was created to empower women to walk fearlessly and with confidence while navigating public spaces by embroidering sexual violence statistics on patches for clothing items and inviting survivors around the world to share their experiences with sexual misconduct. People are invited to wear the Talking Tushies patches on locations of the body associated with unsolicited sexual objectification to confront the male gaze in public places. Individuals around the world wear the patches and collectively transform everyday public spaces into a collaborative protest against predatory sexual behaviors.

Beginning in 2018, I organized an online platform for sexual violence survivors to share their experiences with sexual violence. I want to create a space that helps people feel comfortable and confident in sharing their stories while making connections with one another. The stories of assault, rape, and harassment are intended for a public viewing to raise awareness on the truth behind frequent common experiences

In Summer 2021, a group of 15 women gathered for a day to celebrate feminine bodies, existence, and creativity. I facilitated a collaborative floral art installation. Every woman was asked to bring a type of floral they connected to and then we collaboratively scavenged for pieces of nature to create a nature mandala out of. The gathering focused on spiritual connection, rest, and therapeutic creative releases.

A series of collaborative projects completed with 3rd grader, Olivia Ward. We wrote a collection of chapter books, created custom wearables, and learned a series of skills such as sewing, embroidery, and foundations of 3D design.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.

In collaboration with the Portland Green Loop initiative, I organized a series of Art Fairs and activations of Montgomery Street Plaza with students at Portland State University.