"That this blue exists makes my life a remarkable one, just to have seen it. To have seen such beautiful things. To find oneself placed in their midst. Choice less."
Featured Curation
Letting Go This cyanotype print captures the quiet moment of letting go, as a hand gently releases delicate petals into the open air. The deep blue tones and soft silhouettes create a sense of stillness, reflecting the beauty of releasing what we can no longer hold onto. The falling petals symbolize change, growth, and the acceptance that some things are meant to leave our hands. Through this image, letting go becomes not an act of loss, but an opportunity to make space for something new.
This chlorophyll print on hoja santa leaves captures a little girl playing with bubbles, a small moment of joy and innocence. It reminds us that while some children are free to play, others live through the pain of war. Every child deserves the chance to feel safe, dream freely, and enjoy the simple beauty of being a child.
Rust Herbarium, combines plants and rust to explore the beauty of natural textures, decay, and transformation.
This lumen print combines dried leaves and seed pods to create an alternative plant. Through their shapes and textures, it imagines a new form of nature, where familiar plant parts become something unexpected, opening the door to new possibilities and ways of seeing the natural world.
This cyanotype explores the feeling of plants suspended beneath blue water, blending familiar botanical forms with an otherworldly atmosphere. The deep blue tones transform the plants into a quiet, dreamlike landscape.
This anthotype print uses an emulsion made from spinach and sunlight to create an image of a Texas thistle, highlighting its shape and natural details through plant-based pigments.
This cyanotype print shows an eye held inside a seedpod, symbolizing our connection to nature. The seedpod represents growth and life, while the eye reflects how we see and experience the world around us. Together, they suggest that we are not separate from nature, but a part of it.
This chlorophyll print captures a man leaving Fiesta Mart with a bag in hand. The leading lines guide the eye toward him as he walks slowly, lost in his thoughts and dreams. His quiet steps leave room to wonder about the life he carries, the hopes he holds, and the places he wishes to go.
This cyanotype installation features nature-inspired prints on cotton fabric, suspended from the ceiling and walls to bring the outdoors inside. The blue images create a dreamlike landscape that surrounds the viewer, transforming the space into a peaceful, blue world.