a moment in the time of quietism
My work has long been driven by an engagement with the natural environment and the subtle ways it reveals itself over time. I am drawn to landscapes that carry traces of change — seasonal, climatic, or human — and to the quiet resilience of ecosystems under pressure. By spending extended time in a place, I search for atmospheres that speak to its character and fragility.
Rarely am I drawn to grand or dramatic scenes, I focus on understated moments and hidden detail: the way light moves, the stillness of a dry creek bed, the interplay of wind and grasses. These details often hold a quiet power, inviting a slow and attentive way of seeing.
My practice reflects a respect for the complexity of natural systems and a desire to create work that fosters awareness of our connection to, and responsibility for the environments we inhabit.
Rarely am I drawn to grand or dramatic scenes, I focus on understated moments and hidden detail: the way light moves, the stillness of a dry creek bed, the interplay of wind and grasses. These details often hold a quiet power, inviting a slow and attentive way of seeing.
My practice reflects a respect for the complexity of natural systems and a desire to create work that fosters awareness of our connection to, and responsibility for the environments we inhabit.
