HELLO WORLD!
Towering hollyhocks; cacti; rusted tractor parts; elaborate birdhouses; twisting driftwood; rock collections; wagonloads of geraniums; and more horseshoe sculptures than you can shake a brick at… These are some key elements of front yard design in Green River, UT. As a Frontier FEllow with Epicenter, I was invited to make a site specific, community engaged project for the town.I have been working on forging relationships with the people of Green River through the medium of the front yard. “Hello, World!” was born from an outsider’s vantage point. I saw an opportunity to make a project that responds to what the people of Green River are literally inviting anyone to do- to look at their yards, and appreciate the care, humor, wonder, history, and creativity exhibited there.
In gratitue for their generosity in sharing stories with me and letting me explore their yards, I made a ceramic sculpture for each household.
I am incredibly grateful to Epicenter’s staff- Maria, Kenny and Zoe; and the people of Green River who have chosen to work with me. Completed September, 2025.You can read about the fellowship here.
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Towering hollyhocks; cacti; rusted tractor parts; elaborate birdhouses; twisting driftwood; rock collections; wagonloads of geraniums; and more horseshoe sculptures than you can shake a brick at… These are some key elements of front yard design in Green River, UT. As a Frontier FEllow with Epicenter, I was invited to make a site specific, community engaged project for the town.I have been working on forging relationships with the people of Green River through the medium of the front yard. “Hello, World!” was born from an outsider’s vantage point. I saw an opportunity to make a project that responds to what the people of Green River are literally inviting anyone to do- to look at their yards, and appreciate the care, humor, wonder, history, and creativity exhibited there.
In gratitue for their generosity in sharing stories with me and letting me explore their yards, I made a ceramic sculpture for each household.
I am incredibly grateful to Epicenter’s staff- Maria, Kenny and Zoe; and the people of Green River who have chosen to work with me. Completed September, 2025.You can read about the fellowship here.
