My relationship to art is rooted in hours of observation of the natural world and hardfought lessons of scientists (colleagues/friends who are integral to my practice). I spend extended time in the swamp by canoe or skiff, observing and documenting through drawing, photography, and a spotting scope. These field studies are brought into dialogue with biologists and their research, grounding the imagery in lived experience and scientific accuracy.

I also offer workshops teaching direct nature printing and cyanotype. Creating work directly from collected plants, giving individuals an opportunity to physically engage with specific plants and take them home.