I work across painting, printmaking, and sculpture from my studio on Marrowstone Island near Port Townsend, Washington.

My work explores the people, labor, weather, and memories that shape the working landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. I treat landscape not as scenery, but as an active force—one that shapes how we live, work, and understand our place in the world.

Each work is part of a larger unfolding narrative, suggesting events before and after the moment depicted.