is dedicated to presenting art through co-authorship and collaboration. In her ongoing artistic-research, she facilitates community interventions located at the intersection of nature and culture to help communities and institutions transition to a climate-just future. She utilizes fieldwork and qualitative data to develop paintings, texts, and participatory events which emerge from the research process and operate both as objects to generate discourse and as facilitation tools to build across difference – infrastructures for living as naturecultures
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ECHOES
Santiago, Chile
2017-2018I am fascinated in the movement and transformation of the environment. I choose sites of investigation to depict ways in which relationships between living organisms and non-living objects interact. From these interactions, I use nature’s self-organized systems as inspiration for paintings, sculptures and installations that address how we relate to one another.
Echoes documents the resilient transformation of the pueblo of Nirvilio, Chile as it recovered from devastating wildfires. The paintings document the capacities and resilient motives of both the land and the inhabitants who endured and worked with the conditions before them.