About
I am drawn to the quiet complexity of our relationships with land — to the ways we are always in relation, shaped by the places we move through and the more-than-human lives we live alongside. My practice is intimate and self-reflexive, grounded in a phenomenological approach that values embodied knowledge and attunement.
Working through plein air painting, photography, video, sound, and writing, I use these mediums as tools for immersive transcription — ways of being with and responding to the living systems I encounter. Each piece becomes a fragment, a gesture, a trace — part of a larger choreography of perception, memory, and ecological entanglement.
Rather than seeking resolution, I work in the space of relation: of listening, noticing, and staying with the questions that emerge between body, land, and time. My practice is an ongoing inquiry into how we might live more responsibly, more responsively, within the porous boundaries of the human and more-than-human world.
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