Feb. 7- April 28, 2026 SP/N Gallery, University of Texas at Dallas Biology is more than genes, pharmaceuticals, and natural selection. Before any of these, biology is historical, modeled by where, when, and how it is written, bearing the legible marks of a cultural moment like … Read More

I love this Zaha Hadid building and am happy for this opportunity to exhibit artwork in it. My collaborative project, Belonging to Soil, is part of the Ohio Now: State of Nature exhibition, running from May 5 – September 7, 2025. This show brings together artists … Read More

An event for people to drink tea and consider what we can learn from the billions of soil organisms who co-create the healthy conditions for plants to grow in – and in turn, nourish us. Tea is a plant, after all. After drinking, we fed our … Read More

I’m an invited speaker at the JORNADA INTERNACIONAL EN ARTE SOSTENIBLE – the First International Conference on Sustainable Art Research. This is a virtual meeting point for creators and scientists, researchers, teachers, students and professionals who work in areas related to art, science and sustainability understood … Read More

I’m launching a new artwork for exhibition at Sesnon Gallery at UC Santa Cruz, What Makes Us Human: An Art + Genomics Convergence Online from 11/12/20–6/30/21 Opening webinar eventNovember 12, 2020, 12:00–1:00pm PST (3:00-4:00pm EST)Register for Zoom link here My new project, Vegetal Entangling is a multimedia webpage … Read More

Eleanor Heartney juried this eco art exhibition “ecoconsciousness”, which includes 80 artists and a very nice catalogue. I am so happy to have my Becoming Biodiversity artwork included. The exhibition and catalogue are produced by ecoartspace, which has served as a platform for artists addressing environmental … Read More

Discussion and Livestream A Future for Food with Amy Youngs, Ken Rinaldo, Anna Paltseva, Daniel Lammel, Regine Rapp and Christian de Lutz 4 June 2020, 4-6 pm CET / 10-12 am EDT Can we break away from current agricultural practices which are intimately connected to desertification, … Read More

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by the fantastic David Staley, a futurist AND professor of history, who writes books like, Alternative universities : speculative design for innovation in higher education. In his podcast, Voices of Excellence, he asked me many great questions about my … Read More

I’m showing a new installation, Grasping Permeability, which is an interactive VR world based on photos I took at Flushing Meadows Corona Park during a residency at the New York City Urban Field Station. Come out to the gallery and experience the translocation of place and … Read More

To celebrate my new artwork Becoming Biodiversity, I am presenting it in several events in New York City. The first is a panel and discussion on June 1, with Dylan Gauthier and Julia Oldham, artists also working in the parks, also working with new media. Then, … Read More