Impermanence, in all of its permutations, is one of the most fundamental aspects around which we can viscerally feel our interconnectedness with all life on this planet (and perhaps beyond). Whether through abstract collage, painting and printmaking, film photography, or participatory public art, it is this foundational truth to which I draw attention. My current process centers around metabolizing my own loss while fostering collective healing around grief, which is one of the most transformative and universal human experiences.
Ocean Calling, in collaboration with Jamae Tasker, is a public art piece at Ocean Beach in San Francisco, at the intersection of Ortega. More information here: www.oceancallingsf.com.
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:
