Climate change shapes our landscape, forcing the most vulnerable earthlings to navigate unstable environments. We use technology to try to mitigate the instability of the spaces where children play and learn to become the future stewards of these environments.
Our obsession with technology fragments time and space. The flattened dimensions of the screen shape cultural aesthetics and influence our perception of the physical world. In my work, unstable environments and flattened digital motifs form hybrid landscapes. Children and animals navigate these landscapes with little guidance. They are observers, victims, and rulers of these hybrid worlds.
My drawings and paintings document climate change weather events and ecological disasters. The dislocated children and animals in these scenarios are a reflection of the isolation the most vulnerable earthlings experience in an unstable world.