Sea Bones

A series of paintings made from limestone, sediment, and crushed shells locally sourced from the coastline region, evoking the once-flourishing port’s wetland that covered the region for over 300 years. The materials and forms in oil paint evoke environmental processes that shape landscapes in transition, with edges and seascapes in motion. These places exist in endless flux, attuned to tidal rhythms, dissolving salt marshes into a series of indeterminate hydrological visions of space, time, and existence.