Tracing patterns of endurance across land, water, and infrastructure for long-horizon thinking.
Investigations in the field and studio take form as installations, archives, and frameworks, preserving insight and revealing latent opportunity.
INSTRUMENTS OF PRACTICE
FIELD OFFICE roves from the Arctic to the Everglades, documenting glaciers, waterways, and ecosystems, tracing the geological and ecological corridors that connect the Great Lakes to the north and south. In STUDIO, these insights are translated into object-based work, land art, and installations giving tangible form to field observations. DRIFT CABINET produces traveling exhibitions in non-traditional venues, collecting, archiving, and interpreting material culture and environmental conditions. Along rivers and streams, ANGLING DIVISION turns fly fishing into an instrument of ecological attentiveness and the subtle observation of waterways. ROOM 1910 operates as the studio outfitter, producing field objects, expeditionary gear, and fly fishing equipment with a hand-made sensibility in limited quantities. GEOCOG delivers site-specific frameworks and guidance, supporting foundations, partners, and land stewards in making informed, context-sensitive decisions.
WORK WITH ME
I help institutions, operators, and private principals working across land and infrastructure translate complex physical and knowledge environments into structured decision systems that improve operational coherence, reduce risk exposure, and preserve institutional memory over time.
Partnerships form around shared vision, multi-decade horizons, and preservation of continuity. Please be in touch.
I do not carry a phone, but I’m easy to contact (especially by email, pigeon, or semaphore).
CONTACT
Selected works are stewarded in collaboration with the Center for Art + Environment at the Nevada Museum of Art ensuring preservation and public record. Research and field practices inform discussions in Anthropocene studies, including recognition by Donna Haraway.
