My multidisciplinary artworks explore the complex and troubling ways in which human activities are impacting the natural world. Drawing inspiration from the biosciences as well as grassroots climate justice movements, I use media such as photography, video, painting, and installation to shed light on our deep-rooted societal reliance and strain on our environment. The subject matter of my work spans a diverse range, from plants and animals to corporate branding, plastics, chemical nomenclature, and molecular structures. This varied imagery is united by a common thread: the theme of societal naivety and addictions, whether that be to cigarettes or unsustainable farming monocultures. Through these artworks, I aim to raise awareness about the complexities of the environmental crisis we face. By weaving together scientific insights and impactful visual storytelling, I hope to encourage viewers to critically examine their own relationships with, and impacts on, the natural world that sustains us all.
