Our lands (snapshot)
Ahhh, road trips. My family went on them every summer when I was growing up. My dad, an immigrant, wanted to see all…
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Refuge (thoughts)
Life takes a toll. The normal tides of living—the ebb and flow of stress and relaxation, illness and wellness, injury and healing—are sometimes overtaken…
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110° 16′ W x 44° 30′ N no. 3
Among the remains of the 1988 fire.
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107° 50′ W x 44° 29′ N no. 5
Wyoming is known for its geothermal wonders and stunning mountain ranges, yet large portions of the state are high desert. These are my favorite…
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110° 3′ W x 42° 51′ N no. 17
Haze from wildfires hundreds of miles away clouded the views at Power Switch. I created this installation on the land art, with…
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Tools (thoughts)
These are my technological tools – a Fuji x100s camera, an iPhone 5s with the Altimeter app, and a Mac with Adobe Creative Cloud Lightroom….
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Ambivalent (thoughts)
“If you can find a way to be truly ambivalent about what people think about you as an artist you’re completely freed…
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Bone Wars (snapshot)
Our last stop of the Grand Wyo Tour: Como Bluff. There are a couple of run-down buildings there – the one in…
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On the border (snapshot)
On the last leg of our road trip, Michaela and I stopped in Medicine Bow at the museum. Small museums tend to be…
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Like Thomas Moran (snapshot)
Michaela and I spent the last night of our road trip in Green River, a town like many in Wyoming that came…
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art in the middle of nowhere 
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