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Growing up in the vibrant natural environment of rural Talkeetna, Alaska had a strong influence on my creativity at an early age. My love of and curiosity for the natural environment has inspired art installations situated within nature as well as the urban landscape throughout the US and abroad. 

 

My creative works explore intersections between art, science, and technology, drawing lines to an awareness of self in an ongoing engagement between individual, societal, and environmental systems. Splicing geometric patterning and architectural design with structures found in nature, these works often reflect on correlations between microscopic and macroscopic worlds. Inspired by biological systems and processes, I have created site-specific, interactive, multimedia installations, emulating organic complexity through iterative patterns. These works have suggestively represented physiological systems, microorganisms, and their ecosystems. I greatly enjoy playing in the boundaries between the real and unreal, using the lens of the fantastic and otherworldly to inspire curiosity in the viewer to see new ways of viewing the world and their place within it.

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