VISUAL ARTS

I was gifted my first camera at age 6, and have been creatively observing the world around me, and making work, ever since. I am a photographer by trade, having attended photo school many moons ago, witnessing the transition to digital during my tenure.

I create visual artwork that is rooted in curiosity and photography, undergirded by research, activated by anthropological methods, and comprising multiple forms of storytelling. These forms include mapmaking, oral history collection, sound recordings, sewing, textiles, contextual writing, books, short films, and collective voice.  I have shown work nationally an internationally over the past 15 years, and am inspired by the time I spend in national artist residency programs — often in wild spaces.

I serve on the leadership board of the Laramie Public Art Coalition in Wyoming, while also programming and directing youth arts programs regionally and nationally.

It is an honor to be Wyoming Arts Council’s Visual Artist Fellow for 2023.

The Tent, 2012. Created for the Oxford American. In the final days before the Fourth of July, I drove through Central Mississippi photographing firework salesmen and their temporary tent homes.

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