An immersive, interdisciplinary project bringing together photography, sculpture, and audio narrative Walking in Antarctica takes the viewer on a journey through an extraordinary environment that few people ever visit — over frozen lakes, around towering glaciers and baroque sea ice formations, into a magnificent frozen ice cave, across fields of surreal boulders, and through a … Read More
Kangerlussuaq: Landscape and Identity in a Changing Arctic This project explores the highly unusual geopolitical history of the remote Arctic town of Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, as it faces a postcolonial future and the impact of global climate change. One objective is to produce a photo book showing manifestations of the past 80 years of human interaction … Read More
A National Science Foundation Urban Ecology Research StudyThe photographs and sculpture shown here come from a yearlong residency as the Baltimore Ecosystem Study (BES) artist-in-residence for 2014-15. The BES is part of a network of 28 long-term ecological research (LTER) sites funded by the National Science Foundation, and one of only two LTER sites to … Read More
Photographs & Sculpture Clouds reveal the ever-changing shapes of air currents constantly flowing around us, which are usually beneath our awareness. Photography became my primary vehicle for exploring the temporary spatial structures in the sky. Searching for an even better way to communicate this deeper understanding to others, in 2009 I started hand-coloring parts of … Read More