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Wall installation, 15’x8’, plant material, black paint, 2022
Wall installation, dried leaves covered in burnt forest charcoal, 2020
Installation with 3500 bottles containing arctic glacier water. Courtesy: U of C
Wall installation, 15’x8’, plant material, black paint, 2022
Glacier: A Journey
Ice and water have been recurring themes in my work for many years, standing in as metaphors for change and transformation. Increasingly, glaciers have become a source of deep interest and concern for me, as climate change accelerates their melting rate. Consequently, I have journeyed to numerous glaciers, from Alberta to the southernmost reaches of South America, as a way of charting the impact of climate change on glaciers and mapping their transformation. I now understand them as not only storehouses of fresh water vital to our survival, but also as sentient beings, and I strive to grasp their ephemeral nature to better understand our interconnectedness with the natural world.
Icefall - Athabasca Glacier, Digital Photograph, 2005