My work is a visual expression of the fragility of living things inspired by the world's biological forms; the wide range of color, vulnerability, variety, extensive detail, and humanity expressed within all life. My work is about observation, accumulation, vulnerability, scale, beauty, compassion, and loss.

Everything is interconnected; and through my work I want to offer the viewer a moment where they relate to this sense. It can be in the breathless admiration of the simple beauty of nature, or by reeling in horror about how our actions / inaction can create physical deformities in innocent biological-bystanders. I take the moments that we tend to overlook due to scale or prevalence in nature and celebrate them in an art space where we have the time and the mental space to reflect on what our ecology mean to us.

I am rendering what exists, because as it exists in size and social-status miss-applied to the ecological world, has left them invisible. What constructs living things is universal – I’m choosing to present that condition.