These works on mylar explore the science and poetry of the body and mind, imagining the morphology of biological processes as they relate to patterns and phenomenon in nature: from cellular movement to atmospheric meteorological weather events, from the stepped wings of the human spine to the frozen footprints on a forest trail, from folds of brain tissue to the billowing pillows of cumulus clouds. I translate this associative experience into a visual language of intuitive forms and expressive marks.