Statement
Vespers of the Post-Anthropocene These are Vespers of the Post-Anthropocene, an imagined world where humans are no longer the dominant species on the planet. This is a time after climate catastrophe, when peak oil and peak water have occurred, when the temperature limit of 2.5 degrees had been breached long ago. In these series of drawings, I explore various biological entities and the scenes they inhabit: what is the legacy of man, in spite of our diminished presence? What customs still exis...
Statement
Vespers of the Post-Anthropocene These are Vespers of the Post-Anthropocene, an imagined world where humans are no longer the dominant species on the planet. This is a time after climate catastrophe, when peak oil and peak water have occurred, when the temperature limit of 2.5 degrees had been breached long ago. In these series of drawings, I explore various biological entities and the scenes they inhabit: what is the legacy of man, in spite of our diminished presence? What customs still exis...
Bio for me
I’m a visual artist that works on paper, textiles and collage. I live and work in Marin County, California. The landscapes here provide much inspiration for my work; I love documenting and learning about the species that inhabit this land on my daily walks through nature. It is also from these very walks that I have noticed the many facets of our impact on the earth, and ultimately the not-so-subtle impacts from climate change/catastrophe. It is not by coincidence that my work explores an ima...
Bio for me
I’m a visual artist that works on paper, textiles and collage. I live and work in Marin County, California. The landscapes here provide much inspiration for my work; I love documenting and learning about the species that inhabit this land on my daily walks through nature. It is also from these very walks that I have noticed the many facets of our impact on the earth, and ultimately the not-so-subtle impacts from climate change/catastrophe. It is not by coincidence that my work explores an ima...
Hippocampusina....
Seahorse - that has lost its torso over time. In the family of Syngnathidae, best known for the genus of seahorses, the Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. The family of Syngnathidae is best known for the genus of seahorses. .. The Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. It was said that thought or ingestion became more important than lo...
Hippocampusina....
Seahorse - that has lost its torso over time. In the family of Syngnathidae, best known for the genus of seahorses, the Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. The family of Syngnathidae is best known for the genus of seahorses. .. The Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. It was said that thought or ingestion became more important than lo...
Hippocampusina....
Seahorse - that has lost its torso over time. In the family of Syngnathidae, best known for the genus of seahorses, the Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. The family of Syngnathidae is best known for the genus of seahorses. .. The Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. It was said that thought or ingestion became more important than lo...
Hippocampusina....
Seahorse - that has lost its torso over time. In the family of Syngnathidae, best known for the genus of seahorses, the Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. The family of Syngnathidae is best known for the genus of seahorses. .. The Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. It was said that thought or ingestion became more important than lo...
Hippocampusina....
Seahorse - that has lost its torso over time. In the family of Syngnathidae, best known for the genus of seahorses, the Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. The family of Syngnathidae is best known for the genus of seahorses. .. The Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. It was said that thought or ingestion became more important than lo...
Hippocampusina....
Seahorse - that has lost its torso over time. In the family of Syngnathidae, best known for the genus of seahorses, the Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. The family of Syngnathidae is best known for the genus of seahorses. .. The Hippocampusina evolved in the post-Anthropocene to a larger equine-like head absent of any noticeable trunk or tail. It was said that thought or ingestion became more important than lo...
