ABOUT ME
My interdisciplinary practice is about connecting to the natural environment; physical, atmospheric, emotional, spiritual, metaphysical. These connections shape and affect my existence, identity and wholistic place in the world. I feel/understand nature and am fascinated by her stories. I explore boundaries, land, desire, identity, belonging, memory and history, environmental experience tied to place and how environmental and ecologically-focused histories and stories can be told. My work ranges in context and represents my fascination with the intersection of aesthetics, science and physicality and performance of methodology.
I received a BFA from Goddard College and MFA from Cornell University, USA. I have exhibited in many national/international group/solo shows; received multiple grants and residencies and have work in collections worldwide.
