About


I am an interdisciplinary artist focusing in ecological sculpture and theatrical design. 

My creative urges stem from a childhood in the woods. I come from the new growth forests retaking agricultural Washington County, New York, and the ancient bamboo groves pushed by condominiums in Kyoto, Japan. What lenses in such rural and post-industrial stages will provoke audiences to cultivate ecological responsibility? Entering our inherited, often degraded environments, optimistic gestures can support neglected non-human publics. My environmental interventions present site-specific botanic stewardship as sensory installations tangibly demonstrating the adaptive reuse of overlooked growth and waste. I will continue organizing communal gatherings and live performances to share nurturing remediation, healing and play learned from land around the world. 

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what I saw lying in the snow looking up at the trees outside my childhood home




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