Now, I use digital photography, illustrations, music, and videos to draw unconventional connections and ask supernatural questions about our existence and future sustainability. By utilizing mixed-media techniques, bright colors, and bold lines to drive attention, my work trends towards self-evidence. However, there are varied subtleties where I encouraged deeper levels of interpretations as well. 

Being from the Pacific Northwest, I’m stuck fixated on the beauty of both mountains and marine life. But as a skateboarder, I feel a unique human connection to urban development. So, as our world consistently disconnects from the natural landscape in this industrial age, I blend indigenous art forms with newer styles to focus attention back to the cultures of America that naturally practiced sustainability. And by presenting questions of our artificial juxtaposition to Mother Earth in this rapidly modernizing era, I’m hypothesizing how to best reestablish a spiritual interconnectedness of all the world’s sacred species.