Beautiful complexity
AIRIE Everglades artist-in-residence for Sept. 2015 Beautiful complexity. Everglades National Park. Another of the varying habitats of the Everglades. A black bear was spotted near here not long ago. #Everglades
More expansive botanicals
Taraxacum, reason’s for its success are its rosette of leaves keeping other vegetation from near it and its taproot will continue to produce for several years even with only a
Urban and Wilderness Foraging
Very slowly things come together at times. This is one of those times. It’s never nice getting ill when one is planning to work within a limited timeframe but that’s
Boundary Waters: a residency
In 1909, 500,000 acres of land in northeastern Minnesota became the Superior National Forest. Emphasizing wilderness canoeing, this place along lakeshores has been integral to my art practice. Its history
Update: Between the River and Lagoon
In arriving in St. Lucie County for an art residency meant that some old locations would be rediscovered, checking to see what has been changed my nature, or humans. Then,
Dirt & Spores
Working with indigenous, non art materials, such as stone, wood and mud, collected from numerous walks around the United Sates, primarily Florida and Minnesota, my art practice is about mobility,