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  • Bio
  • Shop
  • Field Journal
  • Seasonal Fibre Investigation
  • Botanical Ink, Accordion Books & Zines
  • Unit 060-268 Keefer St
  • Growth Rings
  • Material Practice - AIRS x VSB
  • Bumble Baskets - Terra Nova
  • Bumble Baskets - Kelowna
  • Symbiosis
  • Alcomby
  • Hairy Nudes
  • Plants and Plastic
  • Web
  • Glacier National Park
  • Record of Letting Go
  • Topo/Typography
  • Chocolate Therapy - Map
  • Chocolate Therapy - Book
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Drawing My Plant Back to Life

The only plant in my shared house, a small dry succulent, became the subject of my daily sketches while in San Francisco. My Intention: to draw it back to health, or at least to document it daily as I cared for it.  These daily drawings eventually documented its death - from the whole plant, to the parts that fell off and shrivelled up, and finally, to the new succulent cutting to be planted in the place of the dead.
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Drawing My Plant Back to Life, mixed media, 8.5 x 11 in, 2014
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