My practice is an exploration and a meditation centered around the possibilities of working with respectfully gathered, plant-based materials, often through a circular system of sowing, growing, harvesting, and hand processing plants as pigments and fibers for use in a variety of forms and applications.
I investigate spiritual and philosophical curiosities, psychic landscapes and liminal spaces, and how physical and conceptual boundaries simultaneously unify and separate people, cultures, and environments. I’m inspired by the beauty of imperfections, the process of metamorphosis, and the natural cycles of emergence, growth and decay.
PRACTICE + PROCESS
I am an eco-conscious sustainable artist, designer and writer interested in examining themes of deep ecology, kinship, and the interconnectedness of humans with each other and with all other beings of this earth.
I live and work in Maryland’s Cheseapeake Bay region, ancestral lands of the Susquehannock and Piscataway peoples, near Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington, DC.