For several years, my work has reacted to icebergs, glaciers and remote environments, using painting, drawing, printmaking and video. I have chosen these subjects both for their metaphoric associations and their growing significance as measures for climate change. Bridging landscape and abstraction, my work uses chance procedures and traditional painting techniques to imagine water, ice, and earth – from crystalline patterns at the microscopic level to the formation and destruction of immense landscapes. Interpreting weather, erosion, cracking, melting through visual metaphor, the work dramatizes thedisintegration of a landscape as if it were a disturbing dream. Scenes of geological change in remote places become imbued with emotional weight.
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