Ecotone Statement “The area where two or more distinct habitats adjoin is called an Ecotone. Because it is a border zone where multiple sets of resources and opportunities become available, an ecotone tends to support greater biological diversity than either of the...
Littoral Drift Statement This work stems from my fascination with the nature of our relationships to the landscape, the sublime, time, and impermanence. Entitled Littoral Drift, a geologic term describing the action of wind-driven waves transporting sand and gravel,...
Eluvium Statement Eluvium is the residual deposit of soil, dust, and sand produced by the wind. To create the images in this series, I cast sand on sheets of light-sensitive paper in the dark. I then spoke, sang, laughed, screamed, cried, and breathed in almost...
Collaborations Statement Aperture Magazine’s PhotoBook Review features a pull-out centerfold by Library Candy, a group made up of myself, McNair Evans, Lucas Foglia, Jason Fulford, Richard Misrach, and Nigel Poor. The piece reads: “The centerfold plays with two...
Eluvium Artist Book Statement The artist’s book Eluvium consists of reproductions of the original photograms from the series, printed on Epson Luster paper with Epson Ultrachrome 3 pigment inks and adhered to Canson paper. All materials are archival. The book is an...
