I am an artist and researcher studying how art and the environment can influence our health and wellbeing. I use what I learn about psychology, art, biology and many other fields of science and practice to make art that can be used to help people engage with their digital, physical or social environments. The world can be quite complicated and incomprehensible without the tools, experience and language provided by art and science to explain it. With an art-driven approach, starting by exploring illustration, stories, poetry, and other forms of media I plan to provide emotional anchors and simple practical steps to engage people with subjects across the sciences.

At this time, this website consists of a collection of observations of the natural and social world that have been and can be researched, translated, and illustrated into narratives, posters, interactive projects, and tools for artistic and environmental research. These projects are an exploration into how the human brain collects information and makes conclusions about the nature of their world from subjective lenses. The themes, emotional messaging, and subject matter that populate these comics prompt questions about how our worldviews and our experience of our environment influence our feelings, beliefs, and behaviors.

The goal of my art practice is to illuminate the environment in people’s every day lives. Using works saturated with imagery and conceptual elaborations that play into people’s preexisting preferences for works of pop culture to incorporate for new ways to think about and connect with the social and eco-systems that they experience every day. I play with action, drama, and comedy to create fast-paced and emotional content that packs a sciency punch.