Infographics for the Anthropocene

How do historical ideas about the natural world inform our current understanding of environmental crises? This series combines 21st century climate and environmental science with archival illustrations and text, in an exploration of humanity’s relationship to Nature, from ancient spiritual belief to the development of contemporary data-driven research.

Work initially developed as Artist in Residence, Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies, College of Humanities and Fine Arts, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Mixed wet and dry media on cotton canvas and paper, sizes variable. 2022-2023.
Note: As a nod to academic research protocol, attributions are included in standard footnote format as design elements within this series.
Tipping Points, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, pastel on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
Tipping Points, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, pastel on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
The Sacred Theory: Deluge and Conflagration, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, ink marker on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
The Sacred Theory: Deluge and Conflagration, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, ink marker on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
Overshoot Indicators (The Tower) 2023 Acrylic paint, water-soluble graphite, chalk pastel, walnut ink on cotton canvas. 29.5 x 44.5 inches.
Overshoot Indicators (The Tower) 2023 Acrylic paint, water-soluble graphite, chalk pastel, walnut ink on cotton canvas. 29.5 x 44.5 inches.
Paradoxa Hydrostatica, 2023. 
Walnut ink, ink marker, colored and graphite pencil on Rives BFK paper. 22 x 30 inches.
Collection of the Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies, UMass Amherst.
Paradoxa Hydrostatica, 2023. 
Walnut ink, ink marker, colored and graphite pencil on Rives BFK paper. 22 x 30 inches.
Collection of the Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies, UMass Amherst.
Cherubim of the Flaming Sword, 2023. 
Walnut ink, gold acrylic paint, colored, charcoal and graphite pencils on Rives BFK paper coated with gesso. 
22 x 30 inches.
Cherubim of the Flaming Sword, 2023. 
Walnut ink, gold acrylic paint, colored, charcoal and graphite pencils on Rives BFK paper coated with gesso. 
22 x 30 inches.
Detail: Tipping Points, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, pastel on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
Detail: Tipping Points, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, pastel on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
Detail: The Sacred Theory: Deluge and Conflagration, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, ink marker on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
Detail: The Sacred Theory: Deluge and Conflagration, 2022-23 Acrylic paint, graphite and colored pencils, walnut ink, ink marker on cotton canvas. 34 x 53 inches.
Detail: Overshoot Indicators (The Tower) 2023 Acrylic paint, water-soluble graphite, chalk pastel, walnut ink on cotton canvas.
Detail: Overshoot Indicators (The Tower) 2023 Acrylic paint, water-soluble graphite, chalk pastel, walnut ink on cotton canvas.
Detail: Paradoxa Hydrostatica, 2023. 
Walnut ink, ink marker, colored and graphite pencil on Rives BFK paper. 22 x 30 inches.
Detail: Paradoxa Hydrostatica, 2023. 
Walnut ink, ink marker, colored and graphite pencil on Rives BFK paper. 22 x 30 inches.
Detail: Cherubim of the Flaming Sword, 2023. 
Walnut ink, gold acrylic paint, colored, charcoal and graphite pencils on Rives BFK paper coated with gesso. 
22 x 30 inches.
Detail: Cherubim of the Flaming Sword, 2023. 
Walnut ink, gold acrylic paint, colored, charcoal and graphite pencils on Rives BFK paper coated with gesso. 
22 x 30 inches.
2023 Installation view of "The Sacred Theory: Deluge and Conflagration" at the Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
2023 Installation view of "The Sacred Theory: Deluge and Conflagration" at the Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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