Of Place

Of Place gathers memories of specific landscapes. Some works are painted en plein air while I’m onsite, using water directly from the source: a waterfall, a lake, a stream. Others are woven in-studio using ethically sourced materials from places I’ve visited: driftwood foraged from shorelines, stones collected on hikes, feathers and sticks gathered by hand, perfect for mark-making. Each piece is imbued with the essence of its origin, not as literal representation but as material witness. The place is in the work, not just depicted by it.