My work is, ultimately, an act of reverence for nature,
and an attempt reawaken our sense of connectedness with wilderness.

My current practice uses charcoal from the McKenzie wild fires, Earth pigments to explore grief, memory, and transformation.

I am interested in memory as a potent source for addressing how we tell our collective stories of history and events, and what the memory of land can tell us about our communities and ourselves; how our interconnectedness can inspire us towards unity in a time of climate and cultural crisis

We must remember. We must re-engage. We must reconnect.
My art is a tool for doing that.