Exploring the Natural World in 2D & 3D
As an artist, I focus attention on places that are often overlooked or inaccessible, capturing the remarkable variety of ways that wind and water shape the landscape. My photographs and photo-based sculptures take you on a journey through these spaces and illuminate the interacting forces affecting environments and ecosystems, including human activity, from the remote polar environments of Antarctica and Greenland to urban Los Angeles and Baltimore.
Some projects arise from my own investigations, some from interaction with field scientists. I exhibit my work in public and for-profit art galleries and academic institutions. Accompanying programs such as audio tours and gallery talks bring these topics to life for audiences of all ages. Latest exhibition news here.
On View Now: Clouds: A Collaboration with Fluid Dynamics, The William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, Storrs, August 25 — August 10, 2025. Panel presentation September 25.
View 3D walkthrough of Walking in Antarctica, my slide lecture, and other videos from the 2024 installation at the Fairfield Art Museum.
Walking in Antarctica is available for booking as a traveling exhibition from ExhibitsUSA:
ExhibitsUSA Website & Tour Schedule | Tel. 816-800-0925 | Email: moreart@maaa.org
Downloads: ExhibitsUSA Walking in Antarctica Fact Sheet | 20-page proposal PDF