Print Series (2024)
Multiple Exposures, 35mm, Processed with an Eco-Developer made of Ginkgo Tea Developer
"Objectionable Fruit" is an print series (and future experimental documentary in collaboration with artist Gabby Follett) that explores the enigmatic world of the Ginkgo tree, a living fossil that has silently witnessed the unfolding of Earth's deep time. Ginkgo trees have endured since the days of the prehistoric, surviving through myriad epochs of pollution, aggressive urban planning, and escalating climate disasters. Known scientifically as Ginkgo biloba, this species possesses a fascinating biological characteristic: the ability to switch sexes, blurring the lines traditionally used to define male and female in plant reproduction. This unique adaptability serves as a powerful metaphor in the pieces, echoing the complexities and fluidities of gender identity as experienced and interpreted by the film’s creator.
Trockenblumen, On-going print series (2024-),
B&W Film, 4X5 Large Format, Multiple exposures, Processed with an Eco-Developer made of Dried Flowers
Daisy Chain, Print Series (2023)
Phytograms, 70mm, Daisies soaked in non-toxic developer
Cyan Reverie
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On-going print series (2023-)
8 x 10”, Multilayered Cyanotypes
Desert Collages, On-going print series (2022-),
B&W Film, Medium Format, Multiple exposures, Processed with an Eco-Developer made of Cactus Flowers
