I’ll Follow the Sun, 2019 - Ongoing
This collection of work looks closely at bits of debris and foraged plants from the Sonoran Desert and the forests and meadows of western Massachusetts — two distinct landscapes I have inhabited for most of my life.
I’m interested in viewing the natural world at close range, removed from its original context. In isolation, cycles of growth and decay become more apparent, revealing the singular grace of each form, and the particular environment from which it emerged. Though the objects photographed here are diminutive, their scale has been dramatically enhanced to suggest their echos within a larger system, as well as their monumental significance in my own history.
lilac Bower, Mesquite
Syringa vulgaris/ Proposis glandulosa
Giclée print, 2019
35 x 18”
Edition of 10 + 2 AP