Like an Ocean gyre, a vortex of artifacts of a consumption based contemporary society become ensnarled with driftwood, dead coral, and seaweed creating a grotesques amalgamation of disparate materials which remarkably can still harbor life.

Many of my works are scientific in nature and are the products of years of experimentation, developing once an identifiable connection is made, with historical threads both apparent and esoteric.

My drawings derive from an interest in complexity that arises out of a limited set of rules.

My work investigates frontier science combined with symbolist figuration of archetypes of the Earth and cosmological elements depicted from a ecological feminist perspective.

Collages made by hand and digitally, representing my navigation of both dreamscapes and day to day waking life, thematically inclined toward investigations of physical vs robotic, technology and spirituality.

These are paintings of what I see with my eyes closed.

My interdisciplinary practice explores natural systems of the body/its environment and how this is subjectively translated through our senses, employing a wide variety of techniques and materials ranging from X-rays to ice to paint.

The explores the collusion between nature and science. Based on nature's sculptured forms Campbell induces new definitions through fragmented objects, bending forms, concepts and connotations of the everyday natural systems.

I create intricate, sensual pieces that evoke the mystery and beauty of the inner workings of the human body

My paintings construct spaces that contain opposing ideas; vast natural environments contained through architecture, ephemeral landscapes seen through graphic screens, imagined places that flip between the sublime and the personal.

My paintings and prints are about places we seek and the efforts we make to reach them.

What I create is meant to inspire contemplation of the fragile beauty of nature and interrogate the relationship between humans and their surroundings.

Media art, light and video installation.

My art pieces have color and sparkle and are made primarily of glitter. There are some art pieces made from recycled materials like cereal boxes that I call mini rooms

Assemblage sculpture mixing 3D rapid prototyping, with traditional sculpture techniques and natural/found materials.

My most recent work consist of straight lines that through means of systematic intersecting optically curve and create moire like patterns.