My artistic practice delves into the intricate interplay between the natural and the human, particularly as we navigate an era of profound ecological change. In Shifting Grounds, I continue my exploration of environmental disruption, yet my focus has evolved to imagine new, speculative landscapes born from this very instability. My work exists in a liminal space where the boundaries between the organic and the artificial are not just blurred, but actively reconfigured.

Drawing inspiration from a deep fascination with the resilience of nature, I create immersive visual ecosystems that transcend the familiar. Through a process of experimentation, I construct new realities that are both fragile and tenacious—a reflection of a world in constant flux. My landscapes are not depictions of a ruined past, but rather visions of a future that is still unfolding. They are invitations to consider the possibilities of adaptation and coexistence in an environment perpetually reshaped by human-induced pressures.

By combining visceral textures and layered visual fields, I aim to engage the viewer in a sensory experience that challenges their perception of what is real and what is possible. My work serves as a reminder that the ground beneath us is constantly shifting, both literally and metaphorically. It is a dialogue with the unseen and the emerging, a quiet rumination on how we might re-inhabit a world in a state of continuous transformation. Ultimately, I strive to create work that not only acknowledges our precarious ecological state but also inspires a shift in perspective-one that fosters hope and new ways of seeing.