During the 2025 academic year, Fox was enrolled in Data-Driven Arts at the University of Washington were they experimented in creating interactive digital art. For their final project Fox utilized projection mapping to create a moving painting showcasing AI generated scenes of sci-fi landscapes that morphed as ambient sound and physical proximity from the viewer changed. While silent, the painting was in clear focus, but as ambient noise in the viewing environment increased the potency of the audio-interactive filter would begin to obfuscate the picture behind. This feature emphasized the dynamic of dreaming about a future utopia.

In Spring 2025, a group of University of Washington students organized an Art Show featuring local artists and UW alums. Held in the Arts Building on campus in Seattle, WA from March 3rd-5th-- the scene was spectacular mix of art styles and medias exhibited in a maximalist presentation. Most of the wall space was filled with student art. A lively atmosphere of music, visual performance arts, digital and photomedia installations filled the gallery space in a beguiling spectacle of entertainment. 

Fox was commissioned to produce a painting while demonstrating art principals and painting technique to festival-goers at the Kittitas County Fair in 2012. Using a variety of painting techniques, Fox worked from memory to produce this one-of-a-kind artwork in their 2 hour window. This piece is titled "Screen Behind the Mirror" and was gifted to Fox's dear friend.