On the left, I carry a handful of freshly picked wild Alaskan blueberries. On the right, I formed blueberries into white clay and attached them inside a vintage mirror with frilly silver edges.

On the left, I carry a handful of freshly picked wild Alaskan blueberries. On the right is ‘ghost berries,’ where I formed blueberries into white clay to rest gently inside a frilly silver mirror.

Hi there, thanks for visiting. I’m an interdisciplinary artist living in Alaska and work with scrap materials, found objects, and photographs to discuss intersections between memory, survival, and access in the rapidly changing North.

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