About Me

I am an systems + climate artist working at the intersection of waste and culture.

My work shows the invisible living systems that handle decomposition of organic matter. I capture moments and processes that are otherwise invisible to the human eye, yet human life depends on these organisms. With photography, installation and print-making techniques that part sculpture, part ritual, part microbial choreography these functions are seen and, hopefully, honored. These time-based works are alive, impermanent, and built to disappear, restoring the soil through tangible climate action.

I create art from what we’ve been told to forget: how to grieve, how to care for land, how to stay with what is breaking down. Waste becomes soil, decay becomes care, and each piece becomes a quiet act of renewal. My public-facing teaching and mutual aid compost is found at The Velveteen Bean.

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