This piece is a part of series investigating the Gihon River, which runs through Johnson, VT where I was awarded a residency for June 2026 at the Vermont Studio Center. Working with my microscopes and capturing underwater footage of the river and surrounding Riparian Zone, this piece is about the beauty of this place but also the tensions present with such a fierce and ever-changing force of the river.

Inspired by both the sandstone formations of the Blue Mountains and the Great Barrier Reef; research conducted in the fall of 2019.

Private Collection / Nova Scotia, Canada

"Hol Chan" is Mayan for "little channel." This work is the result of a research trip to the Belize Barrier Reef, where I visited a reserve by the same name. In addition to documenting the health of the reef at various locations (at various points north and south in Belize), I worked with a shark conservation team in Riversdale.

"Nui" means big, important or many in Hawaiian. This painting is dedicated to Ruth Gates, who invited me to the Gates Lab in Oahu, where she led innovative coral research. She died in 2018.

Exhibited at the US Embassy in Lomé, Togo.

Private Collection / New York, NY

Private Collection / Kansas City, MO