The intention of my interdisciplinary art is to expand compassionate awareness through visual and interactive experiences. My creative process is grounded in ritual, including meditative monoprint and plunging in the Pacific every other day. My abstract paintings and printmaking go beyond mental concepts to capture the visceral, essential quality of an idea. With film photography, I directly impress a fleeting moment into physical film to represent a story about people and places. Through social practice, I facilitate interconnectedness while activating the visual work. My two active projects weave together all these.
Loss Spectrum at its core is a tribute to my little sister Chelsea, and explores the myriad dynamics of ambiguous loss through painting, printmaking, photography and social practice. Click below (or in the Navigation bar above) to see the series within Loss Spectrum:
Lunasea is about finding psychic balance through connecting with the ocean, lunar rhythms, and community through painting and photography. Click below (or in the Navigation bar above) to see the series within Lunasea:
