Welcome to Terrain

Desert Honeycomb

Alcohol transfer on brass

12 x 10 in.

Outside In

Alcohol transfer on metal

18 x 6 in.

Grains

Alcohol transfers on glass

Grains detail I

Alcohol transfer on glass

16 x 20 in.

Grains detail II

Alcohol transfer on glass

18 x 14 in.

Grains detail III

Alcohol transfer on glass

16 x 20 in.

The Mine detail I

Wood

12 x 12 in.

The Mine

Wood

2 x 1 ft.

The Mine detail II

Wood

Home

Alcohol transfer

27 x 33 in.

Bishop, California 2013

Alcohol transfer on metal

24 x 24 in.

Terrain

Alcohol transfer on glass

22 x 30 in.

August Dreams

Alcohol transfer

27 x 33 in.

Pressed Memories

Wood flower press and alcohol transfers 

14 x 11 in.

Pressed Memories detail I

Alcohol transfer

13 x 15 in.

Veins

Alcohol transfer

8.25 x 11.5 in.

Espero

Alcohol transfer on metal

24 x 8 in.

Ancient Architecture 

Alcohol transfer 

8.5 x 11 in.

Collaboration with Fungi

Photo intaglio

13.75 x 11.375 in.

Invasive

Wood

11 x 5 in.

Collaboration with a Goldback Fern

Photo polymer print

11 x 11.5 in.

New Mexico

Alcohol transfer on metal

12 x 24 in.

Mitochondrion

Metal and pig intestine

2 x 3 ft.

Galapagos Penguin

Alcohol transfer on glass

8 x 10 in

Drought

Lithograph

8 x 11.375 in.

Quake

Alcohol transfer on glass

9 x 9 in.

Dune

Alcohol transfer on glass

8 x 10 in.

House with a Fence

Alcohol transfer 

19 x 15 in.

Resilient 

Bronze and stone

12 x 12 in.

Resilient II

Bronze, stone, and fruit

12 x 12 in.

Glacier Bay, Alaska 2013

Alcohol transfer

14 x 11 in.

Patterns of Identity

Alcohol transfer on trunk

8 x 10.5 in. and 5.5 x 7 in.

Metamorphosis

Alcohol transfer on glass

8 x 20 in.

Snow Geese

Alcohol transfer

8.75 x 15 in.

Tree Line

Photo polymer print

18 x 12 in.

 

Denali Fox

Photo polymer print

5.5 x 7.75 in.

Wolfcreek

Alcohol transfer on glass

25.75 x 6 in.

Calving

Alcohol transfer on broken glass

16 x 20 in.

Untitled

Alcohol transfer on wood

15 x 22 in.

Wood Moths

Wood shavings on veneer

3 x 6 in. each

Extremophile 

Alcohol transfer and screen print with metallic detail

16.7 x 11 in.

Extremophile detail I

Swallow

Clay

6 x 1 ft.

Desiccated

Alcohol transfer on metal

18 x 18.5 x 26 in.

Integrity

Photo intaglio

8 x 11 in.

Border

Alcohol transfer on brass

12 x 8 in.

Lost in Light

Alcohol transfer on mirror

13.5 x 13.5 in.

Alpine Blur

Alcohol transfer on wood

9 x 13 in.

Prickly Pear

Alcohol transfer

19 x 15 in.

Terrain 

Revision and decision process

Art buffet 

Audio installation for Swallow

Crucial installation team members: Brian Quan and Gary Ashkin

Making progress and smiles

Final composition 

Large prints

Specimens 

Prints and cacti

Inspecting my abstraction of the invasive seed, Erodium cicutarium

Listening to cliff swallow songs from my nests

A favorite

Reflecting on the consequences of mountain top removal and resource extraction

Home

Opuntia basilaris - a symbol for the natural power of resilience, and my inspiration for this show

The mitochondrion is responsible for the synthesis of natural energy in most organisms.

With my adviser, inspiration, and artist mentor: Jimin Lee

Ready.

Opening night!

Brother and sister reunited

Mothers

Lovely friends and installation crew

The only human represented in Terrain - my lovely nephew, August,  

My support system and family

Family friend and famous art critic, Grazia Peduzzi

A family of artists

Investigating a print of hotspring bacterial growths with Jennifer Harrower- a famous artist and my research adviser

Proud father and fortunate daughter 

Thank you to all who helped with guidance and support!