monoprint mounted on wood board with acrylic

7.25”L x 10”W x 0.75”D

Invisible labor is the unseen, unacknowledged mental, emotional, and physical work required to keep a household, workplace, or any environment running smoothly. It is most often performed by women and racial minorities or both. There are significant social expectations about how a house should be run and should look and the burden for meeting these expectations often falls on women. These tasks aren’t traditionally recognized as “work” but require significant time, energy, and emotional investment. With this work I seek to serve this invisible labor up for display.