as a sound artist, clara is interested in intimacy and empathy-- with a love for being immersed in waves (of all kinds). her works explore connection, queer power, and decolonizing art practices.
clara has made sounds/performances using glaciers, mannequins, blindfolds, discoballs, and other odd/beautiful things-- some places she has worked/ shown work include Greenland, Brazil, across Northern/Western Europe, and in various cities throughout the US.
she has studied at Bard, Dartmouth, and Stanford
as a woodworker, clara finds joy in the transformation of spaces into place of joy, flow, and belonging. her practice is ecologically aware, reclaimed-based practice, and informed by artistic design.
she currently works for a collaborative multidisciplinary studio focused on 'reclaimed material custom wood works that connect people with their spaces'
clara is slowly weaving the threads between her practice as a woodworker, life as a sound maker, her blue collar working body/self, and her connection to lesbian/butch embodiment to create new works.
