2016 Cocoon Project explores the material, transformative and therapeutic possibilities of artmaking. With a contemplative and process-driven approachthe artist has hand-stitched and reshaped pieces of pre-loved linen into a sculpture resembling a protective cocoon 1800mm in height. The creative process of alteration, restoration and stitching relates to a sense of atonement, whereby the handstitched marks autobiographically reflect the process of transformation. The pre-existing history of the old fabrics she sees as carriers of knowledge and their potential to convey a story of fragility, self-growth and renewal. A video projection runs through the work onto the floor, this projection of movement and light relates to the ecological process of the caterpillar to the butterfly.

2015 Fear Series relates to the artist visual interpretation of her own fear and the knowledge that on the other side of fear is everything you ever wanted.
4 Videos have been installed Inside the Tiny House, these videos represent beauty in nature. The videos started one after the other and could be viewed through a selected keyhole in the front panel. The audio indicated the  beginning of each video

Additional works in the Fear series are soft sculptures,a visual representation of Tripodi's fear . The materiality was very important to this work, choosing a selection of leathers and knitted pieces roughly stitched together. Each sculpture has an opening that houses a small image encased in a illuminated magnifying glass dome, the image representing the beauty that fear alienates us from.

2014 The Childhood series comprises of leather and linen dolls and 3 life size dresses created with used teabags and sewn together with the teabag  strings. This series related to the juxtaposition of fairy tales and the reality of life.