Large-scale installations and sculptural works created for museums, galleries, and other institutions.
Consumed transforms post-consumer plastic from Outlaw’s own household into sculptural forms that make everyday consumption visible. The work connects personal habits to larger systems of plastic pollution through the Mississippi River watershed.
Ripple Effect uses repetition and pattern to consider how individual actions extend through larger interconnected systems. Forsyth School commissioned the work through the Nicholas Aaron Artist-in-Residence program.
Reef joins hundreds of individual elements into a dense, interconnected structure in which each part remains visible within the whole.
