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Photograph from Antarctica project -
"Walking in Antarctica" traveling exhibition:
photos, sculpture, and audio tour available for rental -
2017 Trawick Prize Finalists Exhibition
Bethesda, MD -
Glacier sculpture from Antarctica project -
Antarctica photo, 7 x 10 feet
at Baltimore-Washington International Airport in 2018 -
Antarctica photograph exhibited at
Site: Brooklyn Gallery, Spring 2018
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 illuminates the interacting forces affecting environments and ecosystems.
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 bring these topics to life for audiences of all ages.
Download a traveling exhibition proposal for Walking in Antarctica: 4-page PDF
Art & Science
Science informs my perception of the natural world. Past projects include residencies with programs funded by the National Science Foundation: Walking in Antarctica and The Baltimore Ecosystem Study.
3D Scanning & Sculpture
I have developed a process of scanning large landscape forms and producing them as painted sculpture with 3D printers or CNC routers.
