Reagan's work blends traditional woodworking with digital fabrication, casting, hand-building, and surface manipulation. Her process often begins with domestic construction materials like 2x4s or Douglas Fir fence posts, which are moved between hand-carving, traditional joinery, and CNC milling, then embedded with alternative materials and surface treatments. 

 

This layering of materials and processes allows the work to shift between material empathy, humor, and grief. Each piece becomes a site of contradiction: where blue-collar labor meets Western art history ideals, where sacred meets tacky, and where relegation meets reverence.