Stills from various productions.
Clay Hill Camera Obscura is a room size camera made in the aftermath of the Tornado outbreak of December 10–11, 2021. The Lens faces the path of the Tornado which ripped through the forest and over 200 miles of Kentucky landscape. The image of a young forest projects onto a 400+ year old gum tree cookie that fell during the tornado event.
Picture of the 400 year old gum tree that had fallen during the tornado.
A collaboration with Azucena Trejo, curated by Linsey Cummins, were installed at Louisville Grows as part of Louisville Visual Arts’ Curator Purchase Inspires Grant. Designed to be responsive to the environment, these ceramic sculptures will interact with elements such as rainfall and wind, producing subtle sounds and environmental shifts over time. This evolving installation invites viewers to experience the artwork not as a static object, but as a living component of the landscape and the built environment—shaped by nature, time, and chance.
