I am a conceptual artist grounded in place related processes. I make work informed by engaging with location, impermanence, and space; employing abstract expressionism to communicate emotional truths. Working across media I endeavor to listen to the natural world as it communicates its experience of the Anthropocene and create artwork that provides a means to look beyond contemporary formations. Combining philosophical enquiry with my art practice I am exploring whether the Anthropocene is a form of collective self-murder. My portfolio consists of visual artwork supportive of permanent change and disruption to human patterns producing global extinction.