Modder works figuratively in pen, collage, and digital media to portray larger-than-life Black, female characters taking up space in real and imagined worlds. In a series of mural installations, she presents a subjective Black woman’s fairytale to process interlocking structures of oppression. Centered in the speculative practice of the Black imaginary that creates spaces of both comfort and confrontation, Modder tells the story of a Black woman who escapes into an alternate reality made up of only herself, her hair, and the clothes she wears.