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I am currently a Graduate Student in the Landscape Architecture Department at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. My work investigates political ecology and water with place-based and phenomenological journeys, printmaking, papermaking, and installation. I earned an MFA from UNM in 2018 in Printmaking and Art &Ecology. With my friend, Kaitlin Bryson, I co-founded Submergence Collective in 2019 and collaborated in Siddharthangar, Nepal on a river restoration project with the support of the Andrew W. Mellon and Lannan Foundation, Pratima-Neema Memorial Foundation, and the Burning Man Global Arts Grant. I was awarded a Land Arts International Travel Grant for my MFA thesis, pulse flow, on water-sharing and restoration in the Colorado River Delta in Sonora and Baja, Mexico. I have participated in residencies at Women’s Studio Workshop, Land Arts of the American West, LEAP at the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, and Signal Fire Arts. My work has been exhibited at 516 Arts, Harwood Art Center, Open Space Visitor Center Gallery, University of New Mexico Art Museum, Small Engine Gallery, SITE Lab, and Santa Fe Art Institute.