Dusk falls. The family, now three, pushes through thick underbrush. John’s flannel shirt is torn, Clara’s hair is disheveled. Lily stands near an ancient, gnarled tree, her pigtails loose, fear etched in her face.. Style & Technique: Interacts directly with landscapes, using natural materials—stones, soil, branches—to form outdoor installations. Pieces are site-specific and can change over time due to weather or seasonal shifts. Photographs or videos often document the ephemeral creations.
Color & Lightning: Colors come primarily from the environment (earth tones, greenery, water reflections). Lighting is natural—sunlight variations across the day, shadows cast by terrain—contributing to the artwork’s evolving appearance.
Mood & Atmosphere: Harmonious, reflective, and closely tied to nature’s cycles. Encourages viewers to consider their relationship with the environment, highlighting natural beauty and impermanence.
