Never Done utilizes hand drawn maps made by women moving within their domestic spaces to inform sculptural forms to monumentalize the everyday experiences of women. This project also considers the complexities inherent in their lives such as emotional and domestic labor, caregiving roles, and the patriarchal structures that inform the expectations on women within the home. I explore the use of traditionally masculinized processes and materials intertwined with traditionally feminized materials to explore subversive ways in which women reclaim their spaces from patriarchal structures that so heavily influence their lives. This conversation is important to me because many of the women I talk to still feel that their work in the home goes unacknowledged despite the progress women have made over the years. By creating this body of work, I help reframe the conversation and help women sharing their stories to feel that their unseen labor and experiences are made visible through sculpture.