My multiplicitous practice is one of getting close, being with, and becoming. The work is an exploration of our need to develop a decentered, non – hierarchical, more ethical and complex relationship to our environment and non–human others: plants, animals and technology simultaneously.
My recent and current practice unfolds across interrelated modes of working – expanded drawing, sculpture, installation, film, and solo and collaborative performance.
The Earth, Seed, Peat Trilogy; When Earth Speaks, When Seeds Speak, and When Peat Speaks are recent and current projects that explore ecological time and matter. By listening to the voices of more-than-human entities — soil, seeds, and peat — through durational, site-responsive actions and slow, meditative studio processes. The work shifts attention from human-centred narratives to layered temporalities shaped by environmental processes, data, and multispecies relations.