Alumni Artists

Studies geography, plant physiology and environmental issues to mimic the structures and represent science through meticulous marks.

Creates illustrated narratives that explore connections between people and native plants in the San Luis Valley region.

Searches for the positive outcomes of our changing environment.

Researches the practice of curanderismo, a holistic system of Latinx folk medicine that blends traditional faith with the use of native plants.

Creates ceramic sculptures that display the interchange of life within ecosystems.

Explores nature, Black identity and queer community in the Anthropocene.

Draws seed and seed pods based off specimens collected from the U.S. and Italy.

Draws on botanical processes to explore feelings of separation to inform her ceramic practice.

Focuses on the unexamined expansion of technology and the unrestrained use of natural resources.

Constructs site-specific sound works based off day-to-day sounds.

Creates artist books highlighting humanity’s influence on the natural world.

Focus on the natural world’s significance throughout history and across cultures.

Creates illustrations featuring endemic flora that consider the interconnectivity between nature and humanity.

Transforms herbarium specimens to tell the story of the plant and its landscape.