This morning I received a surreal email for a once-in-a-lifetime experience - being mentored by and creating a film under the tutelage of the one and only Werner Herzog. I have been selected from a pool of 272 applicants from 43 countries to be part of this experience - and I am beyond humbled, and frankly rather astounded that I was selected to participate. However,
I am beyond excited to announce that I have been name a lead for the Art Project Group with the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) for the 2025-2026 term. APECS Art is focused on polar art and promoting links between art and science. APECS Art is not limited by specific disciplines of art, areas of science or territorial belonging of its members
March 21, 2025 I was present and on the floor of the UN Headquarters in New York City for the launch of the first World Day for Glaciers. To say the day was a surreal experience is an understatement, and one that I am grateful and humbled to have known, as well as for the opportunities that are beginning to blossom from it.
Some sneak peeks of some new work with data, sound, code and art - looking forward to sharing more on these works soon and a particular project I am working on in this vein. Stay tuned! :) The sounds visualized here are a collection of field recordings from the West Fjords of Iceland.
Reflections on my time alone in the World’s oldest known forest upon the upcoming October exhibition Symbiocene Era: Artists Envision Environmental Symbiosis – Bushel Collective – Delphi, NY – where some images from this encounter will be up for view.
I am beyond humbled and excited to have been selected as part of the amazing cohort of women for FEMeeting 2024: Women in Art, Science and Technology conference in Windsor, Ontario from June 23-29th. Elegy For A Glacier was selected for the exhibition being held at the event at the IOTA Gallery, in addition to being selected as part of the closed session
Working on a new series in collaboration with lithic, deep-time agents - spanning eons and eras. More to come as this series progresses, but very excited for the stories I hope to transmute through their traces
This past week I have been experimenting with creating and toning cyanotypes based on digital negatives of images that are part of my series Our Shared Language Is Silence.
Grateful to be part of the first annual Critical Forum Artists Alumni Show presented at the Arts Center of the Capital Region in Troy, NY. This follows a year of review as part of the Critical Forum program for selected artists in the Capital District of New York State and is sponsored by NYS Council on The Arts. The Critical Forum is