“When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world.”
-John Muir
Anthrodrawn is inspired by my work as an anthropologist, drawing from my experiences in the field and everyday interactions with humans and nature. Through my research in environmental degradation and human rights, my art attempts to bring anthropological discourse to the general public. My research has brought me from northern British Columbia, to Cuba, and Israel. All have brought me different cultural understandings and in turn, has shaped my artistic interests.
an-thro-drawn
noun
Anthropology expressed through art
Illustrating artifacts in the field, Israel 2019
Exploring the streets of Jerusalem, Israel 2016
Stopping on my drive back to the States to learn about a monastery in Winnipeg, Canada 2019
Hiking the Canadian Rockies during field research in northeast B.C., Canada 2018
Abandoned city in the Golan Heights, Israel 2019
Illustrating large stone artifacts in the field, Israel 2019