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.
My work moves not toward resolution, but toward attunement — listening, noticing, and staying with the questions that ripple between body, land, and time. Through this, I explore how attuning to the rhythms of the more-than-human might restore reciprocity and open possibilities for responsive and healing ways of being.
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