about
My cameraless photographic work explores the delicate and resilient nature of film emulsion exposed to environmental conditions, where I collaborate with light, weather and time to create unique photographs that embrace chance, mistake and deterioration. My lens-based film work explores place, time and memory, most recently through land and cityscapes in the American South.
I am currently an Assistant Professor of Photography at Hollins University, a historically women's college in Southwest VA. Prior to relocating to the Southeast, I ran a community-access darkroom and digital photography facility, teaching and mentoring for nearly 15 years in northern Vermont.
MFA - Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University; Cambridge, MA
BFA - Northern Vermont University; Johnson, VT
