About

The artwork on this website spans from paintings and drawings to collaborative works with honeybees. Many visually integrate private and shared spaces into combined environments, encouraging the viewer to meditate on the relationship between individual lives in relation to global issues. 

In many of the works, the viewer is immersed in a personal space while encountering information that concerns larger social and environmental phenomena beyond one’s power to control (like mass incarceration or species decline). One factor that contributes to contemporary anxiety is living in the information age: we are more aware than ever of what ails our world while often feeling too small and inconsequential to make a significant difference.

Whether the elements of architecture link a bedroom with a prison, a home with an elephant, or a self-portrait with a bee colony, connections are designed to provoke questions about the relationships between humans and their disparate fortunes, the relationships between people with other animals, and the loss of innocence that ensues when becoming informed.