63″X24″ Ink on Mylar 2015
Source: Wildfires in California leave layers of information for future forests. There is an story that lives in the ground and what is left after a fire.
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24″X65″ Ink on Mylar
Source: glaciers are batteries, storing water and potential for all the downstream ecosystems. The fjords of Norway are glacier formed and hold geological history.
24″X66″ Ink on Mylar
Source: water moves through cracks in stone and reshapes the stone. Our own bones reshape themselves continually with the flow of weight moving through them.
55″X36″ Ink on Mylar
Source: The daily and hourly business of being in a body can feel like a magic trick sometimes. And we are not the magician, we are the surprised witness.
55″X36″ Ink on Mylar
Source: The daily and hourly business of being in a body can feel like a magic trick sometimes. And we are not the magician, we are the surprised witness.
55″X24″ Ink on Mylar
Source: The daily and hourly business of being in a body can feel like a magic trick sometimes. And we are not the magician, we are the surprised witness.
40″X30″ Ink on Mylar.
Source: water flows through cracks in stones and reshapes the stones. Our own bones continually reshape themselves with the flow of weight.
24″X60″ Ink on Mylar
Source: The eastern Sierras are a result of a dynamic thrusting and pressure and slippage, and they still are alive, affecting anyone who spends time there.
24″X60″ Ink on Mylar
Source: The eastern Sierras are a result of a dynamic thrusting and pressure and slippage, and they still are alive, affecting anyone who spends time there.
31″X51″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Glial cells create a background hum in the body. They are support cells for the nervous system, active and yet creating quiet presence.
32″X50″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Glial cells create a background hum in the body. They are support cells for the nervous system, active and yet creating quiet presence.
31″X49″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Glial cells give us an active background hum – they are the support cells for our nervous system. Always engaging, yet quiet.
22″X42″ Ink on Mylar
Water bends light. As water moves, the light moves and reflects from the surface of the water and anything in or under the water.
36″X48″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Whales create an upwelling process through surfacing and diving that churns the ocean and traps carbon in the air, contributing to climate balance.
30″X24″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Water cuts between stones and reshapes the stones. Our own bones reshape themselves according to the flow of weight.
30″X24″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Water cuts between stones and reshapes the stones. Our own bones reshape themselves according to the flow of weight.
30″X42″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Water flows between rocks and also reshapes those rocks. This dynamic between fluid and mineral is present within our own bones.
22″X42″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Water bends light. As water moves, light also moves continuously on the surface of the water and on anything in or under the water.
22″X42″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Light is bent by water. As water moves continuously, light also becomes fluid, on the surface of the water, and on all surfaces below and within the water.
36″X48″ Ink on Mylar
Source: Whales create an upwelling process by diving and surfacing. This process churns the ocean and contributes to the trapping of carbon from the air.
