Yama-San
ShiroOni Residency
​Onishi, Gunma Prefecture, Japan
​2019
Sound samples were collected from the Japanese landscape  during an art residency at Shiro Oni. The sound samples were sent back to (Saskatoon counterpart Paul DeHaven) in the U.S. to create an environmental soundscape reflecting place and time.  The audience was invited to listen, reflect and write about gratitude in there own life and place it in the alter. During this residency pottery was made using traditional anagama kiln using wood fire method over the course of three days and nights. 
Life & Death
Exhibition
Leon Gallery,
Denver, CO
​2016
Sound was collected from the room and processed through electronic tools to create a soundscape that reflects on memory and present moment. The boat is made of willow wild harvested from Colorado. Blind contours showcase intimate moments with Denver's music  scene and from travels. Tea Bags are a symbol of humble moment meditations. The audience was asked to write down a humble moment from their day and hang it up.
Slight of Hand
​installation at Cluster Studios
2016
Wading For Cupcakes
Performance & Installation
Breckenridge International Festival of the Arts,
​Breckenridge, Colorado
2019
Cognizance
Group Exhibition
​Firehouse Art Center
Longmont, Colorado
​2020

This showcases many tea bags sewn together. Participants were asked to write a humble moment from the day on a postcard and write their address on another. Postcards were sent after the exhibition. 
Scavenged Explorer
Immersive Installation Scavenger Hunt
Evergreen CO
2018
Picture
Untitled Sound
Sound installation
Denver Art Museum
Denver, CO
2018
This is a project that invited the audience to create a soundscape with several audio cassette tapes and several tape players. Each tape had a composition of sound that reflected a photograph in the museum. One or several tapes could be played together or separately. The audience became a sound environment designer.
Recording The
Sound You Can’t Hear
aha festival 
Santa Fe, NM
​2016
This was an interactive performance piece inspired by tea ceremonies, sound, sensory memory,  and the ‘sounds’ of what we can’t ‘see’ or ‘hear’.  We will explore the delicate and simple things in life. The audience was invited to participate in Tagging. Tagging is a work that asks the audience to go to a randomized point of Longitude and Latitude to go and find art. It is a practice of seeing and shifting perspective to help make a distinction in seeing vs. looking, alike to the distinction of hearing vs. listening.
​Listen Sound Podiums/Field recordings
BMOCA, Boulder CO
Installation/Workshop
​2009
In this collaboration many participants collected sound samples and the sounds were processed through MaxPSP to create unique environment and an organic ever-changing composition.