Excerpts from my recent FAD Magazine interview that details Concerning Unknown Women, a site-specific commission for Museum PARCUM in Belgium, opening this Friday. The museum invited me to engage with their historic archive of poems written for women entering religious life. I was dismayed to discover that the poems were essentially the same poem—praising the women for becoming brides of Jesus and living lives of devotion, renunciation and obedience. We often blame AI and algorithms as flattening forces, but humans have been flattening narratives for centuries. My project takes 106 women from the archives and visualizes them through the language of Flemish portraiture—with a twist. They're *doing* something instead of posing or having something done to them. Thank you to @titlesxyz for being the best tech partner. My installation includes an imagined museum website that houses—and thus canonizes—these portraits. The site can be visited via link below. If it looks familiar, it’s because I modeled it after the very institutional, very boring Frick Collection site. More to come.

At Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg yesterday, it was a joy to see visitors engage with “In Your Own Words” by @CaballeroAnaMa rephrasing her poems and pinning them to places they call home, creating a shared constellation of homes. As part of the extensive exhibition “Tell Me Where Home Is” about home and belongings

Last week celebrated some amazing women, let's keep that energy going. Wednesdays With Wonderful Women in Web3 Today I'm shouting out another woman who makes this space better just by being in it. Follow and maybe share an opportunity!! #WWWWW is back 🙌 Who's on your list?

So happy and honored to be named one of the 100 Femmes de Culture 2026 by @FemmesdeCulture. As a French-American dual citizen who has spent much of her career working between these two countries, this Getty Edition feels particularly meaningful to me. We celebrated yesterday on October 12 at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, under the patronage of the French Ministry of Culture. Co-organized with @TheGetty and @villa_albertine, this special edition marks 250 years of French-American friendship and celebrates women shaping culture in all its forms. Congratulations to all the laureates, and especially my fellow digital cultures honorees including Christiane Paul, Justine Ryst, Celia Hodent, Dominique Levy, Barbara London and Margaux Berard. This is dedicated to all the female builders working to in digital cultures! #100FemmesDeCulture2026 #FemmesDeCulture #GettyEdition #WomenInCulture

Latch, my 6th Book Sculpture, has found a very special home w @RalphSigg, except he didn't acquire it. his wonderful wife did--as a birthday surprise. ty S + @office_impart for gifting me an occasion (and logistical support) to further confirm why I do what I do.