I am a visual artist and educator. My multidisciplinary art practice investigates how human desires, industries, and habits reshape the natural world.
Drawing on bioscience, ecological observation, and grassroots climate justice movements, I work with photography, video, fiber arts, and installation to make environmental change visible and felt. My subjects range from plant movement and agricultural systems to plastics, herbicides, corporate branding, chemical structures, and commodity crops. Together, these images and materials trace the dependencies that bind daily life to extraction and ecological loss. I am especially interested in the gap between what we think we control and what living systems reveal over lengthy periods of time. By translating subtle or complex processes into sensory and public forms, my work invites viewers to reconsider their relationships with the plants, materials, and the environments that sustain us.