Interdisciplinary Artist

My practice brings into being quiet forms of attunement that move between image, object, and place.

Working with solar printing, fiber, foraged algae, algae-based bioplastics, and plant-based dyes, the materials, their environments, and I mutually absorb and respond to one another. Through processes of weaving, stitching, exposure, and decay, the human is unified with land and sea. Artworks emerge through acts of exposure, erosion, and care, at times remaining temporary or site-responsive by design.

Guided by ecological grief and un-selfing, my practice embraces impermanence and the more-than-human. It invites viewers to encounter mortality and loss not as endpoints, but as shared ecological processes unfolding through cycles of transformation and return.