Growing up in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, I developed a deep fascination with creativity and the natural environment—far from the noise of human activity. Later, as a New York City artist, I experienced a very different world, contrasting sharply with my Oregon roots where I still reside.

Art has always been the lens through which I view and question reality. Raised in Oregon’s timber industry, my family and I lived simply, without access to museums or galleries. Yet my drive to create gave me an early and enduring connection to art.

Over the past decade, I’ve traveled nomadically to more than 22 states and provinces across the U.S. and Canada, completing over 50 site-specific installations in natural, rural, and urban landscapes. My mobile studio reflects my journey—an artistic path less about fixed destinations and more about exploring a world in flux, where nature is in distress and reality is constantly reshaped by artificial realms.