Now Here We Are is an installation of prints, video, and sound that fabricates a layered visual and sonic space, referencing notions of social and environmental collapse, animal perception and coloration, space travel, artificial intelligence, and decolonization. Spurred by ongoing environmental disasters in Hawaii and across the globe, this installation evokes a fictional yet possible future: a devastated post-human landscape.

This Innocent Country takes an unsparing look at white privilege, the mythology of American identity, and the need to move past simplistic symbols in order to understand the complexities of our fractured American landscape.