✶ When All

the Bugs Are

Gone ✶








THE START, 8.5” BY 8.5”, WOODCUT


HELLO, 13” BY 5.5”, WOODCUT





1-2.5% of the total biomass of insects is being lost yearly. The song of nature is losing its chorus, and while to some, the hum of mosquitoes will not be missed, the ripple effects of their loss will be felt substantially as time goes on.


GOODBYE, 7.5” BY 25”, WOODCUT



REACH, 17.5” BY 11”, WOODCUT


BEETLE WEAVE, 24” BY 34”, WOODCUT



MISSING, 9” BY 16”, 
WOODCUT AND LETTERPRESS ON HANDMADE PAPER



When the Bugs Are All Gone, is a collection of remnants the bugs have left behind. It is a museum that can only display ancient artifacts like works of art because their true context is lost. 



TREE OF LIFE, 9” BY 7”, COPPER PLATE


 Woodblock beetle weaves printed like found fossils, 
historical copper plates of trees and odes, 
and entomologist sheets for attracting bugs and their 
ghosts are exhibited in the show.
 

ODE TO THE WATER WALKER, 8” BY 11”, COPPER PLATE

BUG HEAVEN, 8” BY 40”, WOODCUT

FIBBONACHI, 11” BY 14”, SCREENPRINT








In the future, when all the bugs have disappeared, this is how we will memorialize them. A future so close, we may as well get a head start on the elegy now.




NIGHTLIGHT, 2’ BY 6’, SCREENPRINT ON FABRIC







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