NOW
Her current body of work uses fishing nets as metaphorical lenses through which she distills patterns and through-lines in seemingly unrelated realms. Holding together, or disconnecting and falling apart; visualizing how vibrations on a distant point travel and reverberate along lines of connection. In our time where linkages are dissolving all around us, how can we build back interconnectivity and mend the nets within our personal and collective ecosystems?
2023
2023
2023
2023
2023
2023
Mussel shells and coralline algae
2022
Acrylic paint, dried yellowjackets & native grass seeds, cut paper on wood panel
24" x 24"
2022
Acrylic house paint, fishing net, dirt, plant seeds, pencil, old grappling hook on wood panel
24" x 24"
2020
Acrylic house paint, imprinted fishing net, dirt, cut paper on wood panel
24" x 24"
2022
Acrylic paint, found fishing net, cut paper, dried plant material, cut paper on wood panel
24" x 24"
2022
Acrylic paint, imprinted fishing net, nails, Amaryllis belladonna (dried leaves, bulb skins, and pigments made from flower petals), drift plastic, paper, dirt
36" x 36"
2017