Category: Current projects
Blogs about projects I’ve been working on.
a Ghost line?
(Working with “ghostly traces”—infrastructure that has been physically removed but remains visible to those who look closely. Walking artists like Ellen Mueller in Walking as Artistic Practice, and Stuart McAdam’s Lines Lost describe this walking as ‘a tool to reawaken these forgotten histories in the public mind’ and where the journey serves as the primary […]
Sharing “drawing with the breath of trees’ on social media
Since my formal studies are complete, I have noticed how my attention has shifted from explanation to listening. I’m less interested in resolving my work by figuring out how I will share it in a gallery/exhibition/framing, and more concerned with how that process will participate in the work’s breathing. When structure becomes too certain, I […]
A River flowing, is it in the Sky?
In early January 2026, I began a drawing about a river and life, at a moment when life was deeply hurting. My 95-year-old father had just passed away, a loss that sat heavily alongside the anniversary of the death of my youngest son three years prior. In the landscape of severe grief, I found myself […]
Drawing with the breath of trees
Introduction I am increasingly convinced that awe is an emotion that wants to be shared; this is what drives me to make art. I recently began experimenting with drawing that engages directly with the landscape. These simple constructions or drawing machines — feathers, charcoal, and twine suspended from trees — record the unseen movements of […]