You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me is comprised of two new video works, a series of related photographs and abstract photo collages printed on transparency and paper. A series of vinyl wall text pieces surround and explode out of the video and wall works, acting as another type of poem and play with ideas about information and authority in didactic wall texts. Huffman’s work builds on a foundation rooted in poetry, synthesizing traditional and contemporary linguistic forms into a practice that employs multimedia platforms including, videos, photographs, performances, and text-based works.