An exploration of places in between at North Fourth Art Space in collaboration with Danielle Rae Miller, Autumn Kioti, Toni Gentilli and Ken Romig

A ritual offering of animal body and water elements to honor and revere as an alternative to a human god

An interactive land art installation utilizing local “invasive” Russian Olive and squirrel species. Christie Green hunted, harvested and cooked them into tea, jam, jerky and broth for participants to taste.

The Rio Grande Cottonwood (Populus) and our human (populace) relationship to, use of and valuing or devaluing the watershed

This six-month series investigated CONSUMPTION and WASTE: What we value, devalue, discard, consume, hide and reveal through our choices and actions

Questioning the idealized feminine image and form. What is consumed and wasted to achieve this ideal?

Collaboratively designed by sculptor Don Kennell and Christie Green, this repurposed construction dumpster provides playful parklet respite to passerby in the Llano/St. Michael’s Avenue area of Santa Fe, NM

Soda and beer cans serve as sprightly bouquets of alternative beauty, offering inquiry into black-and-white categorization of good and bad, ugly and pretty, valuable and worthless

Exploring food and art with 80 students from Santa Fe’s DeVargas Middle School. The kids created art representing ideas about plant parts and human body parts. What is needed to survive and thrive?

A project inspired by my desire to develop places of beauty and ecological resilience that are assets for the public and for pollinators.

Replacing water with oil to prompt inquiry into the value of oil, gas and extractive industry practices over quality and cleanliness of drinking water.