Chaotic Bodies and RUCKUS

Chaotic Bodies is a series of works derived from photographic and video documentation of RUCKUS, a work-in-progress choreographed by Anastasia Maywood, Krista Posnyiuk, and Alison Kause. My goal with Chaotic Bodies is to explore the visual echoes of my engagement with the dancers and the choreography, with their bodies in space, and their responses through… Read More

Macromareal

Macromareal approaches the tidal range in the Bay of Fundy, its documentation, and related environmental data through a series of interrelated works that explore the cyclic and durational aspect of natural processes, and the relationship between those processes, human activities, and conceptions of time and memory. This is a collaborative project that has developed over two Artist’s… Read More

Nova Scotia Ephemeral Work: En(compass) and Fault/Line

EN(COMPASS) En(compass) was an ephemeral site-specific installation created at Thomas Cove, on the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia 19 July 2014. The work consisted of 13 small sculptures, each roughly 18 – 24 inches in diameter, crafted by hand out of willow twigs tied with jute twine. Each sculpture functioned as a compass rose… Read More

Boundary|Time|Surface

Boundary|Time|Surface was a site-specific ephemeral sculptural installation that took as its basis the internationally recognized designation of the geological boundary between the Cambrian and Ordovician periods at Green Point, Newfoundland.     Just as individuals speak colloquially of  “crossing the line” or “drawing a line in the sand”  or even “invading our personal space” to mark various limits (and… Read More

21st Century Nesting Practices & NEST

  21st Century Nesting Practices has developed over a five-year period (2012 – 2017), including a one-year Residency and solo exhibition at Harcourt House Artist-Run Centre in Edmonton, and further exhibitions at Fleishman Gallery, Toronto, in ‘At Odds’ at Art Gallery of St. Albert, and as part of ‘Elsewhere’ at Gallery @ 501 in Sherwood Park… Read More

Make=Believe

Make=Believe Make=Believe is an ongoing project, begun in 2011. I foresee my engagement with this project lasting several years (maybe many, depending on how it all evolves). This work was conceived as a series of living structures of various sizes, made from shrubs and trees already growing on site; whatever plants are used at any stage are native… Read More