The intertidal zone is where sea meets land between low and high tide. Within the fluid boundaries of this dynamic space, I create transient installations and document projects that embrace the vicissitudes of time, tide, and island ecology.
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My practice is rooted in the Puget Sound watershed of Washington state, specifically the islands surrounding Skagit Bay where a mixed semi-diurnal tidal cycle exposes a vast mudflat during low tide and pummels the banks during high. As the tide recedes, an assortment of debris serves as my material and provides insights into the regional ecosystem.
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May these intertidal creations invite you down to earth, remembering as Donna Haraway wrote, I am a creature of the mud, not the sky.
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