About

Susan Goethel Campbell has always been interested in collecting and documenting ephemeral materials found in nature. Dandelion pods, fallen leaves and other debris from plants and trees have often found their way into her work. The result is an observance of the continual cyclical process of growth, decay, and reformation. Campbell’s visual documentation of nature’s process becomes a tangible narration of time. By exploring both reflection and absorption evident in the surfaces of the work, she finds a footing in the worlds of images and imagination.

There are two bodies of work in the …