My current work explores the intersection of the natural world and the spiritual, while embracing the power of the feminine through symbols of connectedness and unity. I create cyanotype-based prints on fabric and paper, using an alternative photographic process developed in 1842 that relies on UV rays from the sun, and iron salt solutions to create an image. Each piece is a practice in failure and imperfection, and creation. The magic of creating cyanotypes lies in the uncertainty and unpredictability of each piece. I print with collaged photo negatives and natural material on fabric, and each piece has an element of mystery, chance, and failure. The beauty of nature and the significance of embracing unpredictability drive me to create these pieces. Our bodies are a wonder, and to understand ourselves is to understand the world. We are made of the sun, moon, and stars, and we are enough.