About

I work at the intersection of painting and printmaking, guided by an inquiry into how natural archetypes — trees, fungi, waves — shape our sense of belonging. My process parallels foraging: receptive, aware, and attuned. Just as ecosystems thrive with interdependence, my practice explores complexity, community, and natural systems. In a time of ecological fragility, my work seeks to cultivate attention, reciprocity, and resilience — qualities essential to both natural and human communities. My work asks how art can be both witness and participant in sustaining the living world.

Much of my work takes place outside traditional economic structures, through ecological stewardship and community-driven education. Managing a permaculture homestead, raising children and animals, and facilitating land-based learning communities are extensions of my art — lived experiments in reciprocity, resilience, and interdependence.