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artist statement

Over time I’ve become more conscious of the natural world and more contemplative about my life and my experiences. The collective chorus of nature, speaking in layers of singular whispers, reveals an expansive connectedness that is inextricably tied to the past and future. I find it both revealing and contradictory that our interactions with nature can at once be both self-sustaining and self-destructive, and I am continually reminded of the rapidity of change and the mortality of everything.

 

Such introspections can serve as both measure and guide when placed in the context of the histories and consequences to which we are bound. Looking beyond considerations of individuality, I feel myself part of a wider generational continuum, both descendant and ancestor, inheritor and benefactor.