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If we are to solve the most urgent problems of our time, it takes all hands on deck. Participating in this course has enabled me to deepen my understanding of the crisis but also see potential ways for mitigation. I am committed to witnessing firsthand the result of extractivist processes, where the natural world is seen as a mere resource. My work focuses on issues of land and power and the attempt to create a sustainable practice in a contaminated world.
Seed bombs, mushroom/holy basil compost, seed saver library, reforestation grafted fruit trees, and the tools for radical gardening.
The portraits are chlorophyll prints on hosta
Shell pigment, burned construction materials, plant based pastel with PFAS contamination, rubbings on laser cut wood remnants.
2023
recycled painting, drop cloths
Cyanotype with river water
December 2022
First, Earth castings of plants considered invasive are created on sites with known soil and water contaminants, using that soil and water. Second and third images use textiles rescued from landfill to host prints from the most polluted spot in my home state.
Participatory weaving of locally sourced fiber imbued with soil, water, and plant color, gathered from local sites with known PFAS contamination.
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