My practice takes the form of immersive installations, murals, and individual works on paper, narrating environmental and human interraction.

My digital prints on paper are post-photographic explorations through A. I. and various digital medium.  My practice has always been shaped by technology and I embrace the tension that digital materiality imposes on the narrative to redefine it and offer new questions for it.  These questions will be about context, appropriation, and the role that A.I. will play in my work going forward.

Early American and European landscape painting have influenced my ideals of nature, and weaving historical imagery into the work embeds a sense of nostalgia for it, but the ephemeral nature of digital medium conveys an uncertainty for our environmental future.