Meadow Tempos (2024). Expired silver-gelatin photographic paper exposed to meadowlands and daylight, 8x10 inches each. The exposure time of each photograph varies to align with different temporalities, some natural (the length of an afternoon), some human-made (the length of a phone call). At the centre of the work is an interest in finding ways to harmonize and attune to the landscape, and to explore the overlap between nature-made and human-made timelines.

Portal (2024). Silver-gelatin photographs printed in home-made herbal developer (4x6 inches each, framed to 16x20 inches). The photographs depict alternate views of plants foraged from a nearby meadow, sitting on a threshold. The images are subtle mirrors, suggesting a reflection, a line crossed, a boundary, a portal. Can connection to the natural world (through gestures as simple as touching or gathering) act as a doorway to a more fulsome understanding of our environment?

Made on location at World’s End School of Thought, Agriculture & Craft (Esperance, NY) in July 2024.