A Little About Parker

I’m a multidisciplinary artist trying to coexist with the photographer part of my heart. I’m working with many mediums: encaustic wax, resin, cold porcelain, razorwire, silicones, polyurethanes and photography and found materials. I’m fascinated by scale, textures and techniques - everything is new to me. My work explores connection, informed by memory, or lack there of and the tools that I have learned to remember personal experiences. Pleasure and pain and above all - the truth. Tactility and interaction are central to my practice — I make work that is meant to be touched, inviting physical engagement and emotional participation.

Themes of silencing, communication, grief, and sensory overwhelm recur throughout my work. I often use repetitive structures to reflect what cannot be easily said. My influences include Kusama, Rothko, Riley, and Hirst, whose ideas I both critique and admire.

I aim to create art that communicates feeling — raw, layered, and honest. Whether through textured surfaces, embedded imagery, or sculptural experimentation, I use material to hold emotion, presence, and the spaces between.