This installation, completed while in residence at EMPAC, functioned as a meditative space to consider the contradictions of the Anthropocene and the purity politics underlying acts of consumption. Features a local citizen science microplastics project.
Perfume and sensory installation representing volatile organic chemical (VOC) phenomena releated to drought and rising average temperatures.
This installation, strcutured as an alternative archive (or “anarchive”), focuses on the collapse(s) of material categories in the Anthropocene and questions the boundaries between “natural” and “human-made.”
A speculative artifact in the form of a gabion, a metal cage filled with a heterogeneous mix of repurposed waste materials and a mini plot of geological agriculture.
Concrete “strata” sculptures with food, waste, and scent.
