“My work takes a critical view of human & wildlife issues. I think of my work as inventories of fragments, representational, inviting the viewer to connect back to nature and the relationship we’ve lost with the Creator, in hopes of making visible what is overlooked in the historicizing of our origins, the natural world. My approach has always been grounded in pleasure and aesthetics.

Art has a distinct and subtle way of speaking to the soul, which, when done properly, provides a platform to communicate conservation messages without a struggle.”