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Symbolism in Dragonflies and Praying Mantis

@ Bruton In 2013, I began creating environmental installations that simulate ceremonial purification circles. In these installations, objects and images are chosen to “serve as cultural mirrors, and their situated sites contribute to a broader cultural commentary. This project, “Women in Nature”, is a pivotal step in my artistic career, as it aligns with my dedication to creating art in unconventional environments as an environmental installation artist. I deliberately seek to move beyond the boundaries of traditional gallery experiences, immersing myself in diverse settings to broaden the dialogue around art. Over the past couple of decades, my journey has led me across various landscapes, both nationally and internationally, where I have embraced the role of artist-in-residence in the natural environment. In these capacities, I have worked with local communities to transform empty lots, national forest preserves, and conservation lands into vibrant spaces for artistic expression....

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