Prisms is a multi part sculpture that explores geometric form and vivid color in contrast to the natural world. This traveling sculpture can be installed in a multitude of landscapes, creating different connections and meanings.

For the Art on the Waterfront installation, the sculpture’s triangular forms reference Baltimore’s past and present connection to sailing as a port town. From a distance, the sculpture resembles a fleet of rainbow-hued sailboats, while up close; the viewer can explore and immerse themselves within each form and color.

Choose your own Adventure transformed Baltimore’s Charles Street Bridge into a colorful playscape of pedestrian pathways and hanging beach balls. The project was commissioned by Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts for the free 2018 Artscape festival. Spray chalk lines marked a site-based map converging under a forest of beach balls hanging from an open air structure. The streetscape-enhancing project was a collaboration between Baltimore-based public artists Becky Borlan and Graham Coreil-Allen.

Tailspin is a permanent suspended sculpture created for Marie Reed Elementary school located in Washington DC. The piece was inspired by the yearly kite festival that is held on the grounds of the Washington Monument, which is visible from the school. Made with an aluminum frame, and 21 CNC engraved acrylic kites, the pieces hangs in a two story atrium below a skylight. The artwork measures 26 feet long, 7 feet wide, and 5 feet tall.

Symbiosis was created for the Park School's new science building. The wall sculpture explores the interconnections between art and science, and creates vibrant focal point that energizes the space.