Teaching Resilience and Regeneration
Every class is an opportunity to explore new ways of making buildings more resilient to the effects of climate change and more regenerative in sharing the clean energy they produce.
A New Begining
Time lapse of 32 square feet of my studio wall becoming a very large drawing.
What the Drawing Wants to Be
“The painter should not paint what he sees, but what will be seen.”
- Paul Klee
That sounds to me like a Zen koan to me.
Simplicity and Surprise
Simplicity and surprise give this vintage VW bus its playful beauty.
Artistic Expression and Viewer Experience
I want to help people make the most of their time on this precious planet. Experience of nature is one of the best ways to make the most of our time and find joy here during our stay.
Moments of Presence
Do we really experience moments of presence where conceptual thinking is not interfering with our experience of that moment?
Japanese Kinwashi Paper
When a new roll of Japanese paper arrives, I feel like a kid on Christmas morning.
Joining the Galapagos Roundtable
Did you know that some Galapagos marine iguanas shrink their skeletons up to 20% in response to climate change?
Response Ability
How will you react to challenges from climate change to aging?
Edinburgh’s Hidden Ecosystem
Welcome to my field notes from an experiment in Edinburgh, Scotland. I was there to test a new method of ecosystem analysis I’d come up with, and I reprint my unedited field notes here.
Over the Ridge
When I was 16, a friend and I went to Canada and spent a week exploring the deep woods of Jacques-Cartier National Park. What I saw there was both heartbreaking and inspiring.