My work is born from an ongoing exploration of the natural world, always wondering at its beauty, complexities, and fragility. Through a blend of abstract and representational approaches, I seek to express the intricate relationships between human experience and the environment. The landscapes, ecosystems, and scientific phenomena I encounter during my travels inspire my creative process, while my deep-rooted belief in the importance of protecting public lands guides the narrative threads in my art.
By experimenting with different techniques, I create richly textured and colorful work that aims to draw in the viewer and evoke a sense of curiosity and exploration within each piece. Utilizing fabric and stitch I seek to bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary fiber art, creating a unique and captivating experience for the viewer.
Through color, texture, and form, and the intersection of art, science, and conservation, I strive to contribute to the ongoing conversation about the critical importance of protecting our planet's wild places.
