The Trees Are Drowning
The Trees Are Drowning is an ongoing photographic series and artist’s book exploring the slow disappearance of forests as rising waters reclaim the landscape. Created over multiple seasons, the work focuses on the quiet tension between permanence and change, documenting trees that remain rooted even as the world around them shifts.
The artist’s book pairs photography with original poetry, creating a dialogue between image and language that reflects on memory, loss, resilience, and our relationship with place. Rather than documenting environmental change as spectacle, the work lingers in moments of stillness—where beauty and the unease of change coexist.
