I collect my materials through fieldwork—photographing, drawing, and capturing sound and video directly from the land and sea. These collected relics, archived and woven together through collage, assemblage, and mixed media, serve as conduits to forgotten stories. I see my finds as sacred fragments, each holding its own history and energy, waiting to be reassembled into something new.
 

Working with both synthetic and organic debris found in the wrack zone, vintage textiles, thread, and traditional art materials, I explore the passage of time and the accumulation of memory. My studio is a mystic playground, a space where unfolding realities and possibilities take shape through cutting, rearranging, and layering.
 

At its core, my work is deeply personal and introspective, exploring mid-life, aging, climate change, and environmental concerns. Mythological representations of the feminine often appear, with Mother Nature serving as a metaphor for the female life cycle and the ongoing imbalance between the masculine and feminine, humankind and the earth.