This series of self-portraits explores relationships between one’s self and possible genetic and epigenetic sources of illnesses.

This diptych is a satirical advertisement for a fictional face cream, inspired by and based upon a radium health craze during the early 20th century.

This work considers themes of repair and transformation in vascular surgical techniques.

Trace monotype is a physically demanding medium, requiring an artist to “perch” over glass and ink while marking paper.

Angled work surfaces have long helped artists preserve their bodies’ capacity to create.

This study page of a bearded iris documents the artist’s process of learning watercolor painting while navigating chronic fatigue, tremor, and pain.

Time Capsule is a collection of multimedia paintings and sculptures that visually consider collective and individual health events and experiences.

This 20-panel comic visually explores how a health care professional’s scope of practice violations and professionalism lapses exacerbated pregnancy loss and grief.

Neon bending is arduous, requiring long-term cultivation of strong technical skill to express creative detail.

Hyperbolic has a total of 40 sculptures, 6 of which are featured in this article, which examine how devices implanted become embodied.