Bits & Pieces: Charting the Course introduces a periodic exploration within my studio practice. While my primary collections center on painted cyanotypes on paper, Bits & Pieces allows me to revisit and reimagine the fragments left behind in that process.

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In this collection, I work primarily with cyanotype and mixed media on paper, reconstructing studio remnants and by-products into intimate compositions that reference river systems, aquaculture, and the plant life of marshes and tidal zones. Through layered mapping, reassembly, and abstraction, each piece reflects the interconnected relationships that shape growth, movement, and transformation in these environments.

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While the work is rooted in reuse and transformation, it also carries a deeper conceptual focus: to explore impermanence, renewal, and the ways overlooked elements can hold meaning and beauty. Each composition becomes a dialogue between material, process, and inspiration, offering a layered narrative that is both ecological and poetic.