Lost and Found is a collection of wall sculptures about finding your way back after a loss. Made from salvaged wood and found objects, each piece represents a real wildlife encounter that brought a sense of peace during a time of deep grief and memory struggles.

The artwork is guided by the wood itself. By looking closely at the natural textures, the artist lets hidden shapes emerge from the grain—a process that mirrors how a fractured mind slowly heals.

The old-growth birch bark used throughout the show was gathered from the forest floors of the Great Lakes Region. Ultimately, this exhibition is a hands-on journey through memory loss, showing how putting broken fragments back together can help us heal and reconnect with nature.