︎︎ installations
Sanctuaries Trilogy, 2026, Berkshire Natural Resources Council, Great Barrington.
Sanctuaries is a series of three outdoor installations, each engaging a different site along the BNRC trail systems and a different question about inner experience, namely: Dreams, Thresholds, and Stillness. It explores nature as sanctuary, with humans as students (or disciples). What mutual benefit occurs when we sanction space for refuge in our interspecies lives and habitats?
Our Home, 2025, TurnPark Art Space, West Stockbridge.
A sculpture that considers human vs animal impact on our habitat via commercial and domestic waste, as well as wastewater. Using reclaimed materials that are commonly disposed of by the building industry, it compares the relative permanence of what humans leave behind with an innately transient and delicate web of animal tracks.
Water Rites, 2025, Center for Peace Through Culture, Housatonic.
A multidisciplinary art exhibit exploring the broader environmental and cultural implications of water rights and clean water access as regards the Housatonic River and a compromised public water system.
Homage to the Afterlife, 2019, Laurel Hill Village Association, Stockbridge.
A public art installation held on All Soul’s Day featuring a community ancestor altar, planetary gong bath, guided lantern walk, and live astronomy event.
Rites of Passage, 2013, Whitney Center for the Arts, Pittsfield.
A three-day art installation and experimental theatre production by Pooja Prema celebrating the rites of passage in a woman's life from birth till death; Camille curated the Maiden and Pregnancy Rooms.
