She received her B.S. in Biology (Evolution, Ecology, and Environmental) at University of Texas, Austin in 2001, and her M.F.A. in Ceramics at the University of North Texas in 2006. Igo is a practicing visual artist that works in mixed media to explore the relationship between science and aesthetic and nostalgia and fantasy. Having cultivated a unified aesthetic, she and artist Jill O’Brien have worked collaboratively since 2001 to nurture an Imaginarium of taxidermy, photography, sculpture, and found objects that represent a shared ideal past and future. Igo’s sculpture and photography is exhibited nationally and her collaborative work with O’Brien was the subject of an internationally shown, award-winning documentary short, Still, Life, in 2005.