Art is my medium.
Humanity is my subject.
I create original art, installations, and participatory experiences inspired by nature and the exquisitely messy experience of being human. My work explores who we are as individuals, what connects us, and how creativity can help us see ourselves—and one another—a little differently.
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And—every now and again—I create a whimsical thing.
01: Murmuration in Motion
Like starlings moving together, our lives intersect and shape one another. Murmuration in Motion is a global participatory artwork exploring individuality, belonging, interconnectedness, and unity.
02: Presence in Your Pocket
Small cards with big possibilities. Inspired by nature and our collective human experience, these illustrated deck collections invite curiosity, reflection, and a different way of seeing the world.
03: Original Art
Nature is my inspiration. Through paintings, layered paper, and sculptural forms—I explore the beauty, patterns, and unexpected details of the world around us.
04: Interlinea—The Things Between Us
Reflections on being human—and the ties that bind us | Personal essays, observations, and creative musings about the questions, connections, contradictions, and ordinary + extraordinary moments that make us who we are.
Read Interlinea on Substack → COMING SOON
About Rebecca
I'm a Colorado-based artist, writer, educator, and endlessly curious observer of the human experience. My artistic practice is informed by more than three decades of experience in nursing, social work, education, and organizational development—fields that gave me a front-row seat to the many ways people navigate life, relationships, change, and the unexpected.
That background continues to shape my artistic practice, where I bring together a lifelong fascination with nature, human behavior, and the connections that make us who we are. And while I take the questions behind my work seriously, I believe there's always room—and necessity— for wonder, experimentation, and play.
I use art to explore the exquisitely messy experience of being human—inviting people to notice more, question what they know, and discover new ways of connecting with themselves, one another, and the natural world. My approach to art and education is grounded in curiosity, experimentation, and the belief that everyone has something meaningful to express. Whether through sculpture, storytelling, movement, or a single creative mark, I seek to create opportunities for people to explore their perspectives, exercise their agency, and discover new ways of understanding themselves and others. I believe that if we're going to tackle the complex challenges facing our world, we need more people who are comfortable thinking creatively, questioning assumptions, exploring possibilities, and imagining what could be. Art gives us a place to practice those skills—to experiment without knowing the outcome, consider different perspectives, and discover that there is rarely just one way to see or approach something. For me, art isn't only about what we create. It's also about what the act of creating makes possible. [ 2026 Artist-Educator CV ]
Artist Statement
Let's Make Something Possible
I welcome opportunities to collaborate with museums, educational institutions, nonprofits, and communities to create meaningful artistic experiences.
