Mosquito, 2005, 14" by 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Mosquito, 2005, 14" by 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Buttercup Flower Bud, 2004, 14" by 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Buttercup Flower Bud, 2004, 14" by 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Oak Older Stem, 2005, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Oak Older Stem, 2005, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Ctenocephalides, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Ctenocephalides, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Corn Grain Zea, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Corn Grain Zea, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Red Ant, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Red Ant, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

WOWbug, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

WOWbug, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Carrion Flower Root, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Carrion Flower Root, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Drosophila, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Drosophila, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Pine Older Stem, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

Pine Older Stem, 2004, 14" x 11" - Chromogenic Color Print

I am interested in how color, pattern, texture, and form of a living organism play a role in the natural selection process, an underlying silent code of visual signals. I am fascinated by a cameraless approach which is similar to Anna Atkin's botanical studies done in the 1840s, however instead of Atkin's photogram this contemporary version is a photoscan.

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