Re/Visionary
We all contain visions.
Re/vision is the collaborative work of acknowledging and bringing these visions into reality.
In re/vision we bring the power of imagined futures, creativity, and grounded experimentation to community-engaged work through project-based consultation and place-based collaborations.
By recognizing the vitality of our offerings, we create dynamic collaborations serving our shared communities. In doing so we not only re/vision future where we collectively thrive but create supportive scaffolding, making visions realities.
As an artist, educator, and ecological landscaper, I . . .
- facillitate place-based collaborations.
- create creative educational programming.
- collaborate with community partners to create holistic and innovative approaches to their communities’ needs.
Drawing on my experience in higher education and community education settings, as well as editorial, curatorial, and project management experience, I bridge the gap between specialized knowledge and community-based action as a way to redistribute knowledge and resources. See my experience here.
I help community members, educators, and artists:
more fully claim their vocation
connect with and redistribute resources
and re/vision futures where we collectively thrive
See my previous work/s here.
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Living / Practice
Guided by an ethos of learning-by-doing, I believe our daily acts of living generate creative material. This can become visible through ordinary and disruptive processes. I support artists in recognizing their own material and building out of their lived experiences.
This is visible in the ways I work and show up in the world: facillitating play & creative acts of making and creating trauma-informed curriculum that works to mitigate the harms of our education system. As an artist and regenerative landscaper, I help create gardens and place-based collaborations in conversation with the land and its inhabitants. I bridge specialization and community-engaged work, creating greater access to needed resources, supporting others doing the same.
Originally from Utah and a descendant of Mormon pioneers, I’m invested in reparative approaches to the violent destruction of settler-colonialism. Through embodied knowledge and relationship building, we address the violent histories we contain, making room for something new to grow.