I am a draftsperson and printmaker whose work is inspired by biology, geology, and the biomorphism of bodies that can scrunch or stretch in space. This work takes the form of drawn imagery and monoprints, and while these media are often displayed flat on a wall, I have recently begun experimenting with new modes of presenting them. The forms begin to break free from the wall, folding and twisting into semi-sculptural displays that creep around existing furniture and walls in site-specific installations.In most of my recent work you will find organic forms, or organic friends, that are shapes that often feel vaguely familiar, but also resist naming; they could be foam or bubbles, intestines, or cells you’d see under a microscope. While working, I am thinking about process and responding to the materials I am using, especially in print, while also thinking about nature and my own body. The work is often methodical and follows systems, much like a body does; Internal systems, bodies working as machines, artist working as machine. The organic shapes are both much smaller than us but also infinitely larger at the same time; they mimic both the micro and macro; they appear cellular at times, and then morph into constellations.