My work treats the phenomenon of landscape as temporal—that which is being constantly produced by environmental and social forces, which themselves are in constant flux.
My paintings represent geological processes—that occur over a large time span—such as sedimentation, erosion, decay, and ruination using techniques that emulate those processes. Using techniques of layering and obliteration, I create visual narratives to represent landscape production that negotiates politics of erasures, appropriation, and displacements of and by people through history.