English
Silverton, Oregon, USA 1986. She lives in Los Angeles, California, USA.
The artist explores social and biological roles of the natural world with playful investigations of site. Her interest in the changing biographies of places and pathways often direct her towards materials and techniques that she’s never used before. In 2010 she received her BFA from CalArts where she extended her practice to include performance and new media.
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The river island of Dada d’Adda is a living exhibit of man operating in harmony with nature. The island’s small indigenous population has evolved a unique culture by using various equipment (apparati) that, to the outside observer, appear as public sculpture. Maps made available at the entrance kiosk, locate twelve observation stations that are strategically placed to observe the spiritual rites and behaviors of the native island culture as the population interacts with these apparati.
