I live to rejoice in the beauty of all life still here on Earth, and to invite others ever deeper into the sanctity and fulfillment of their own awe.
I love to read the infinitely exquisite pattern language of evolution; to reveal truth in the subtleties of diversity; to commune with the embodied wisdom of raw ancient form and the ephemeral poetry of the elements. I am devoted to the practice of loving observation… I am here to see and to sing the ancient intricacies of fern, whale, kelp, jay, stone, sand, water, sky…
Everything I create is a memorial to the life of the Holocene, an act of joy and grief, and my way of saying to even the most common life: “I’m so glad you’re here.” Through it, I desire to create community for us to share and express our heartache over our changing world.
I am an advocate for the personal and collective healing of ancestral trauma, through which we may be able to remember and reclaim deeper humanity, belonging, wholeness, and joy. Creating art and landscapes to help cultivate reverence, remembrance and homecomings of all kinds is my passion.
