Media

Television news coverage of Project Residue, featuring the artist's work transforming burned military uniforms into ceramic art to raise awareness about burn pit exposure affecting veterans.

Short television news segment spotlighting Project Residue and its artistic exploration of burn pit exposure's impact on military service members.

Spanish-language coverage of Air Force veteran transforming military uniforms into art to raise awareness about burn pits.

Feature on the major collaborative exhibition "Wildlife & Wonder: Coastal Bend Creations" (April 19-May 4, 2025) showcasing nearly 60 pieces from four TAMU-CC art classes. Highlights include 13 concrete pavers with low relief carving by Design II class (Ian Manseau, Instructor), 30 ceramic wildlife pieces, 15 concrete vermiculite sculptures with metal components, and the collaborative piece "Nature of Coastal Bend."

Television news video and article featuring the "Wired Life" sculpture exhibit at South Texas Botanical Gardens, showcasing TAMU-CC sculpture class works made with wires and metal representing local wildlife including rabbits, blue crabs, herons, and pelicans.

Feature on the sculpture class exhibit displaying native wildlife sculptures using rebar, rebar-tie wire and welding, including a Sleeping Deer and Blue Heron, displayed along the walkway between the Hummingbird Garden and Tortoise Enclosures.

Feature story on the groundbreaking "Wired Life" collaboration between TAMU-CC Sculpture I class and South Texas Botanical Gardens, where students created wire sculptures of local wildlife including blue crabs, herons, and pelicans for public installation.

Feature article on MFA project "Artificial Aesthetics," exploring how ChatGPT guides sculpture creation through dynamic conversations, challenging traditional notions of authorship and creativity while introducing unpredictability into the artistic process.

Photography featured on the official website of Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in New Hampshire, recognizing artistic documentation of the historic site.

Served as prop designer for the motion picture "The Fires We Play With," contributing to the visual storytelling through custom sculptural elements.

Multiple artworks featured in the motion picture "Say a Little Prayer," showcasing sculptural works within the film's narrative.