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Last Light by the Old GateI explore the land from above, but also on foot. 'Last Light by the Old Gate' traces an evening trail run through coastal farmland, brambled edges, broken fences, the old gate, the day thinning to dusk. The stripped back composition maps the way the land has been scored and claimed, fields for growing, for living, and for leaving wild.

“Your Place in the Family of Things” takes its’ title from a Mary Oliver poem and its figures reference a drawing by Egon Schiele

I propose that the wound is a passage into an initiatory drama

This remote area of Greece features a diverse natural environment

in which I am learning to slow down and spend more time tending to my social and personal relationships

silent space—its form overexposed

a defunct tool of communication in text

Being 4 times larger than life

Some scientists paid for it with their lives

and the poetic tension between structure and fragility in the turning of the seasons

the hush of grass

rising as testament and resistance

the title referring also to the condition of paresthesia