About

My practice centers the belief that the environments we inhabit are active collaborators in shaping memory, identity, and possibility. Working across sculpture, installation, photography, time-based media, and habitat design, I position nature as a co-author that reveals the complex histories and ongoing inequities embedded in land, institutions, and communities. Grounded in environmental justice and institutional accountability, my work seeks to restore connection between people, place, and creativity.

Collaboration is foundational to my process. Through intergenerational, intercultural skill- and knowledge-sharing, and interdisciplinary exchange, I demonstrate how collective making can unsettle canonical frameworks and open new pathways for environmental and cultural repair. Within organizational and curatorial contexts, I work to de-center inherited hierarchies, transforming institutional structures through deep listening and a commitment to reciprocity.

The resulting artworks draw from ritual, material ecology, and the ontology of Animist practice to examine the politics, economics, and philosophy of existence. Whether through living installations, organic assemblages, or participatory projects, I aim to cultivate curiosity, belonging, and a renewed sense of responsibility. My work as an artist, curator, and cultural advisor builds platforms for civic engagement, collective healing, and the reimagining of our shared future.