An interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of
Art & Science.
Her practice is a form of experiment – a translation of astronomy and cosmology into paintings, objects, and installations. Her primary media are thread and light, which she uses to construct structures reminiscent of scientific models and cosmic trajectories. Whether working in situ
– as in the Martian landscape of the Yungay Valley – or in the studio, her process is deliberate, experimental, and cumulative. She treats art as a research process, one that opens new perspectives of seeing and thinking.
Art in collection:
Space travel enables a change of perspective, and so it is with science. The more we know about science, the more beautiful it seems to us, and the more we understand what a privilege it is to spend our short lives studying it.
Be a child. Look closely at small things. Do not be guided by prejudice. Do not take anything on faith. Observe and think. Ask simple questions. Seek simple answers.”
Brian Cox, Forces of Nature
